Small, not more than thirty feet long and ten feet high, it skims above the ground like a low-flying wingless bird. Cunning mathematics have contoured it so the exterior surface of the Mark II would make a hostile projectile glance off at an angle. Even the blast muzzles of its artillery are cleverly recessed.

The Mark II is equipped with teleportation motor drives and, as such, is ideal for ground transport over rough terrain, such as large rocks, streams and loose dirt.