Mammoth Dodo
Verified multi-terrain aviation asset. Rugged amphibious profile localized during coastal and wetland water-landing sequences.
Built for endurance and unpaved horizons. Mammoth’s Dodo platform is the definitive choice for Leonida’s backcountry transport and regional smuggling rings.
Visual profile mirrors the classic bush plane architecture, featuring high-mounted wings and a dual-float amphibious landing gear system.
Equipped with retractable wheels within sea-floats. Optimized for low-speed STOL (Short Take-Off and Landing) maneuvers on both runways and open-water bays.
Automotive Intel
The Mammoth Dodo is the premier aerial workhorse for the State of Leonida’s more remote sectors. While jets are confined to international airports, the Dodo is localized as a high-priority asset for navigating the island chains and vast wetlands. Its ability to transition seamlessly between air and water makes it a verified staple for both local tourism and illicit regional trade.
Field analysis confirms the return of high-fidelity propeller dynamics and advanced hydrodynamic interaction during water landings. Frame-by-frame data from Trailer 1 verifies the asset's exceptional stability while banking over Leonida’s marshes, demonstrating realistic mist trailing and wake displacement during a technical water-skimming touchdown. For operators requiring a versatile platform for deep-country insertion, the Dodo is a verified reliable selection.
Field Sightings
Observed executing a technical bank and water-landing maneuver. Verified high-fidelity volumetric mist trailing and dynamic hull-to-water physics during the touchdown sequence.