High Utility Non-combat Drones were an essential part of the Last War even though they mostly provided support. The H.U.N.D main roles included search and rescue, medical support ,supply delivery, and espoinage though they participated in other needed positions for for highly mobile , light robots. They have the ability to "eat" charged batteries of appropriate size, swallowing them to allow their inner mechanisms to harvest the stored energy. The battery casings are then internally processed and extruded into useful 3D printed shapes. After their decommission and freedom most H.U.N.D s chose to take on companion or caretaker duties for other robots and humans, becoming vital sources of assistance and morale for their adopted communities."

FTCH-09 is tasked with delivering small goods between encampments within it's city limits. He's a bit of a publicly owned and run drone, helping to facilitate consumable good trades or gifts between residents. FTCH-09 may look a little ragged but he's very well maintained, his users always make sure he's charged and healthy between routes. This delivery drone is a well liked and helpful very good boy, 13/10.

This is a hand made, articulated art toy. It is 10. 5" long not including the tail and 6.5" tall. It is meant to be in 1/6 scale making the "real" drones around 4 feet tall.

The original was hand sculpted and then each part was cast in urethane. It is hand painted and accessorized with a store bought 1/6 fabric vest that i cut apart and resewed. He  has a real light and real tiny glowsticks that can be cracked and will glow for hours!

It has multiple points of movement and can be put into a variety of poses. He stands well on his own as long as all four feet are touching the ground. I will include a stand for this piece for more sturdy display. Please take care when posing, do not force the joints too much! They should stay tight with careful play but the buyer may have to occasionally tighten them with a screwdriver. This is a one of a kind piece of artwork, meant for adult collectors.