Guitarfish

The Guitarfish is a flying anti gravity siege ranged weapon. Built to rule the skies, the Guitarfishes are terrifying airborne robots that hurl destructive ordnance at enemy forces while in a static position. 
== Combat role ==
Guitarfishes are massive manta-like flying robots that serve as aerial siege units and are used only in the largest conflicts. The Guitarfish releases warfare on ground targets in the form of small shells. The Guitarfish has clusters of shells constantly assembled under its armor at any given time. In combat, the Guitarfish primes the shells tip turning them into short-lived but very effective air-to-ground weapons that tear through personal armor, walls and vehicular plating with ease. However, Guitarfishes themselves are not very durable, and are vulnerable against aerial-strike combatants.
== Armaments ==
The Guitarfish was originally built from the concept of a fixed, aerial anti ground weapon. This was to offer greater vision than a ground based siege machine could have while retaining a powerful weaponry. The Guitarfish is relatively small for an autonomous shell factory as such its comparative light weight means it must stabilize itself before and while firing. 
== Construction ==
The glowing bulbs on the Guitarfishes’ back are an indicator of the shells priming. Alterations at the basic engineering level turned the interior of the Guitarfishes’ hull capable of rapidly producing large batches of relatively unstable shells. Its tail is derived from siege engine technology, namely stabilisers. The Guitarfishes tail structure constitutes a gyroscope that maintains the robots level and orientation while firing. The tail is directly linked to the Guitarfishes sensory programs, increasing its capability to locate targets. Protrusions located on the frontal section of the Guitarfishes wings house an advanced system capable of emitting and receiving high-frequency electrical pulses. With each pulse, a massive spherical field radiates from the creature, coating its surroundings and targets. Afterwards, the Guitarfishes acute receptors pick up and process the gathered data. In sleep mode, the system changes to detect sources of radiation, electromagnetism, and light.
The Guitarfish remains airborne thanks to the AFP device at the bottom of its wingspan, allowing it to hover and move in the air.
== Name ==
The name guitarfish comes from the Guitarfish’s tendency to pick up Dalmer warsong radio channels when activating, subjecting anyone nearby to the music of the Dalmer before the shells start dropping on the enemy.
Category:Aircraft
Category:Airships
Category:Dalmer Technology