The Beetle, officially recognized as the G45 unit within Iron and Sons' ranks, exemplifies the manufacturer’s philosophy of utilizing straightforward, effective technology. Sporting a simple design and equipped with an effective Shortstop Rapid Missile, this ground unit is tailored to handle various combat scenarios.

Also known as the “Lunch Box,” the inception of the Beetle traces back to the gritty foundries of Mercury, where the need for a versatile combat vehicle became apparent during the ongoing clashes in the asteroid belt. Built using schematics adapted from rival manufacturers, the G45 quickly earned its nickname due to its tough, compact design. "Taking what we need, when we need it," the Beetle embodies this creed by proving that even the simplest designs can lead to dominance on the battlefield. Its presence reinforces the aggressive stance of Iron and Sons, ensuring that their legacy of resourcefulness and assertiveness continues to thrive in the unforgiving environment of interplanetary conflict.