Today I present to you,

Ultimatum Mark I

"One small deployment for storm chasing, one giant leap for discovery."

-Storm Armstrong

That aside, Ultimatum Mark I, inspired by the Titus from Into The Storm, is possibly one of my favorite designs up there. It's got a black and white zebra stripe skirt, wheel roll up covers, and stuff. I actually forgot to draw the weather instruments, but there isn't many either way.

Here's all I missed:

Anemometer

Humidity Sensor

Rain Sensor

Cameras

Now, for everything there is, here are the stats.

Fitted on a GMC Sierra 2024

6 Spikes (2 on the front, 2 just behind, and 2 on the very back.)

12 inch armor and bulletproof windows

198-220 Windspeeds felt confident today

And lastly,

Airbags

Skirt

Honestly, I love the design. What do you think? Is it good? Is it bad? Give me your reviews, always love reading them.

It was based on an ford expedition and laterwards it just looked too.. round for me.

Hello. I present to you..

Twister Catcher

2006-2019

Twister Catcher, is probably my favorite design. I love the look, the purple could be a bit better but hey, too deep in the pit for that. It features possibly one of the most advanced weather poles I can think of, having a solar panel power source, a rain sensor, an anemometer, wind transducer, weather display, and a radiation sensor. Fitted with a body skirt, four long spikes, and 4 inch bulletproof glass and armor around the GMC Yukon chassis.

>!It unfortunately met its demise in 2019 against an EF5, lasting about 10 seconds on the ground before it was yanked off and thrown in a nosedive style, and worst, it recorded its demise.!<

Rate this anywhere between 0 out of 10 and tell me what you think about the build, see you later!

This is kind of getting absurd..

F550

6 Spikes

Those flaps

Speaker and camera+anemometer

8 seater

Payload capacity-4 probes

Rate it based on your opinion!

First time making a front view.. any tips?

This is Interceptorone. Probably one of my best looking interceptors until now. It's.. something.

Based on a Chevy Silverado 3500, it kind of has that van look though, no?

Here's all the good stuff now:

Airbags

4 Spikes

4 inch Polymer glass

Gullwing doors

Trunk (it's pretty spacious in there)

Funded by NG.

Thoughts? Also, which version do you like better? Outlined (1) or no outlines (2)? Rate them.

Lowkey doing anything rn..

This for that one doctor

Eureka, Based on the Ford 350 Ranger, is the first true 'interceptor' created by Fleet Chasing (if anyone has the name eureka or their group named the same name I geniunely did not know, sorry), was created in 2012 as a response to the much stronger tornadoes arriving during that year, it contains airbags, spikes, and some weather instruments such as anemometers that I forgot to draw in the photo. Containing a total of 4 spikes, it can withstand somewhere around the 100s to early 190 winds.

PTTV-II, based on the Cadillac Escalade 2008, is a simple SUV with a bit of attachments, having a heavy bumper attached, an anemometer and a small disk, alongside a retractable hail guard.

PTTV-I, Based on the same car from 2000s, is almost the same yet lacks a disk, a bumper, and a hail guard due to lack of budget.

(Rate them if you want! Love those.)