Eldar Pegasus superheavy scratchbuild

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A couple more pictures:



And updated rules:

Pegasus - 375 points
Type: Superheavy tank, fast, skimmer
Armour: 12/12/11
Structure points: 3
Weapons: Scatter laser (mounted under cockpit), Phoenix missile launcher (probably going to be in the wing pylons, but only counts as one weapon)
BS: 3
Transport capacity: 40 (may not transport other vehicles, walkers or monstrous creatures - but can transport jetbikes in accordance with Apocalypse superheavy transport rules)
Fire points: 0
Access points: One ramp to rear (allows 3 units to disembark per turn, may assault)
Options: The Pegasus may be upgraded with the following: vectored engines (+40pt), star engines (+30pt)
Special rules:
Targeting systems: Thanks to advanced targeting sensors, the weapon systems on the Pegasus count as twin-linked and may re-roll to hit.
Pegasus Energy Field: The Pegasus employs an up-rated version of the protective force field found on Wave Serpents. Any ranged attack above S6 that hits the front or side arcs has its strength reduced to S7. Similarly, any ranged attack striking the rear above S8 is reduced to S8. Additionally, all ranged attacks never roll more than +1D6 for armour penetration. Close combat attacks are unaffected.
Suppression Pulse: Once per game, the Pegasus may forgo shooting and instead divert power to its Energy Field generators, producing a huge pulse of disruptive electromagnetic energy that radiates outwards from the vehicle. All enemy units within 2D6" are automatically hit by a S3, AP -, Pinning attack that ignores cover. For vehicles within range of the pulse, roll a D6: 1-2 = Crew shaken, 3-4 = Crew stunned, 5 = Weapon destroyed, 6 = Immobilised. Due to their protective shields and multiple backup systems, superheavy vehicles are unaffected by the pulse.

Thoughts? I've incorporated some suggestions - I've increased the transport capacity and the number of units that can disembark per turn and changed how the suppression pulse works slightly.

More photos to follow in the next few days.