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It's a cross-section, Luna. If I were to draw it as one solid piece it would be a box with twin recessed holes where the Sky Talon's claws latch in, a satellite dish folded down, and antennas strapped to the roof.

The idea is that it's a prefabricated structure(with uplinks to the fleet, the scanners, and Tarantula Sentry Guns posted outside) that's dropped, a defensive perimeter set up around it, and then it's retrieved afterward intact.

Whats a good way to assemble vakyrie without that boxed body? I have the HQ ready but i dunno how to keep the valkyrie from falling apart without the main body.

Buy a Sky Talon?

A ton of plasticard?

There's really no way to outside of those two, since it's a vital component.

So it can do it. The picture does look odd though.

I almost wonder if the Venator has the same hardpoint for attachment to the flightstand as a Valkyrie does.

Because it almost looks taller than it does without the Venator.

That made me recheck the underside of my Venators, but they don't have such thing. Well, I'll find out as soon as I get my own Sky Talon, which will most likely be dubbed "Atlas." I am tempted to put my medicae Valkyrie on hold and instead give "Atlas" the extra fuel tanks instead of rocket pods.