McCain's Mecha Encyclopedia:

The original two modesl of the Isis were an all-terrain scout and recreation vehicle, used by civilians and military alike, the third version was a Pathfinder body with all the transformation equipment removed and a larger missile magazine put in it's place.

The Mk-IV was a civilian model released with the military electronics removed and the missile launchers replaced with extra fuel tanks and an enlarged trunk.

This model was released on purpose by the urging of the RFMIB to allow their undercover units to blend in more easily as well as allowing the LRV-5 blend in as well.

A trained eye though can distinguish the three vehicles apart, the Mk-III has two missile exhaust ports on the side of the vehicle, and generally has a throatier engine sound, the LRV-5 has larger thicker tires with deep tread and usually sits lower and also has the missile exhaust ports. 

Design: Daimler-Chrysler
Builder: Various
Operator:

Mk-I: Served with the RDF from 2008 till 2020 and with various civilian organizations and civilians from 2010.

Mk-II: Served with the REF from 2050 until the Mk-III Came out.

Mk-III: Served with the REF from 2070 until 2075 and with the RF from 2075.

Mk-IV: Went into production 2070; Unarmed civilian version.

Dimensions:

Length: 3.3 meters

Width: ? meters

Height: ? meters

Weight: 1.2 metric tons.

Propulsion Systems:

Powerplant:

Unknown.

Fuel Capacity: ? standard protoculture canisters.

Endurance and Mobility Limits:

Maximum Speed: 176 kph

Powercell Endurance: 200 hours/800 Kilometers.

Provides full protection from NBC environment and one weeks air supply.

Weapons Systems:

Mk-I/II:

1 x Colt M-89 12.7mm machinegun, firing standard and tracer rounds at 600 rounds/minute. Armor piercing capabilities are minimal, restricted to a few centimeters of armor even at point-blank range. Ammunition supply of 500 rounds.

Mk-III:

2 x MRM-12 Launchers: Holding 8 ready to fire Coralsnakes and 16 reload missiles.

Electonics:

Unknown.

Armor:

Composed of Standard chobham laminar.

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