Note: A typical GRZ-6B unit stood at six meters with four massive hydraulic arms and legs which were attached to a wide squarish torso. The torso was heavily plated with three layers of heavy durasteel shielding the droid from heat, impacts and explosions resulting from the work. The joints of the arms and legs were covered in flexible sleeves made from plasteel bands and a polymerical coating. A GRZ-6B wrecker droidFor better balance, the droid's metallic feet were splayed though this limited some maneuverability. Hinged plates fixed to the hands like fingers on the hands of nearly all sentients allowed a GRZ-6B to grab and hold objects. These could also be magnetized for removing ferrous metals. An industrial-grade plasma torch fitted into the left palm and a laser cutter in the right palm allowed the droid to dismantle an old abandoned building or a wrecked vehicle. A GRZ-6B's front view or "face" was dominated by a colossal maw consisting of two grooved shearing plates. If ground together with full force, these plates could easily crush even the thickest of cables or the hardest chunks of metal. Behind the maw lay a large internal fusion furnace which took up nearly all the torso. There, chunks of scrap metal were melted down into alloys which could be removed for recycling or disposal. All instructions were entered into a GRZ-6B via a rear access panel which allowed a unit to operate without much supervision though simple directional orders or emergency cutoff signals could be transmitted from even a hand-held control.
