The name of the engineer is Iggy Sanders as pictured below, and his fellow grease monkey, Sewer Spawn.
Sewer Spawn and Iggy both work for 'a mutual beneficiary', a highly influential person in the military. Secretly, the duo trade weapons to the Trash Commandos. Sewer Spawn, seen below, is more hands on, while Iggy is the one usually sitting at the drawing board sketching up the latest in assault technology.
Here are just two of the vehicles they came up with...
First off, there's the Garbage Tank Mark 1. A heavy duty vehicle designed for high speed chase. Missile launcher attached to the left side, as well as a front grill and bumper designed to grab bad guys and then spit them out on the road like so much ground bate. Gadgets galore! Can repel attacks from the rear with an instant oil slick, banana peals, dense smoke, you name it. Those villains will be skidding all over the place before you can say 'sunday driver!!'
Next is the Garbage Tank Mark 2. Much larger animal with tank treads and an on board command centre to coordinate attacks. This ones slower, but packs a wallop where its needed.
However, the Trash Commandos aren't the only ones to benefit from the arms trader's expertise. Iggy and Spawn have been known to unwittingly manufacture weapons for the other side. They also created The Cuttle Pod...
A particularly nasty piece of engineering to say the least. The Cuttle Pod is Major Malice's airborne base of operations. Armed with torpedoes and a dragon fly that sits upon a raised gantry that detaches, the Cuttle Pod squeezes its prey with forward tendrils that protrude from the front section.
Lastly, there is Major Malice's Marauder Squalor Copter.
Helicopters with stings in their tails!
Major Malice's deadly arsenal were designed by Iggy, but were contracted to Zarkmann industries and as yet any intelligence concerning the connection between Harold Zarkmann and the terrorist, M. Malice has not yet been established.

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