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Revision as of 18:53, April 4, 2023

This article is about the Type-36 Scarab model. For other types of Scarab, see Scarab. For real-world uses of the word, see Scarab (disambiguation).
Sumda'te-pattern Sky Stalker
Concept art of the Scarab for Halo 3, used as the Sumda'te-pattern Scarab in canon.
Production information

Manufacturer:

Assembly Forges[1]

Product line:

Excavator tier-4[2]

Model:

Scarab[2]

Technical specifications

Length:

48.7 meters (159.9 ft)[1]

Width:

48.3 meters (158.4 ft)[1]

Height:

44.0 meters (144.5 ft)[1]

Mass:

210.9 tons (191.3 tonnes)[1]

Armament:

Class-4 plasma cannon[2]

Usage

In service:

Human-Covenant War

Role(s):

  • Heavy weapon platform[2]
  • Combat engineering vehicle[2]
  • Mobile base[2]

Affiliation:

Covenant[2]

 

The Sumda'te-pattern Sky Stalker[1] (UNSC Type classification: Type-36 Ultra-Heavy Siege Platform, T-36 UHSP), or colloquially the Scarab, is a Covenant quadrupedal mining platform, occasionally used as a heavy weapon platform. Type-36 Scarabs are fitted with a massive Class-4 plasma cannon. These weapons are analogous to those fitted on the Skar'wa-pattern Mantis, though they are likely a field modification.[2]

Type-36 Scarabs use a variety of different chassis designs, which rarely alters the performance characteristics of each individual vehicle. The Type-36 Scarab uses Lekgolo colonies bound together with its control systems.[2]

Production note

Gallery

Sources