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The X-995 Mechanocat is a mount in the World of Warcraft that can be customised with different colours. To change the colour of your X-995 Mechanocat, you must first obtain the mount by purchasing the blueprint from Cork Stuttgard, found in eastern Bondo's Yard, and then crafting it in Mechagon. The colours themselves can be earned by completing various activities around Mechagon, such as finding paint buckets or obtaining paint vials. Once you have the desired colour, you can speak to Marvelous Martini, who is located near Cork Stuttgard in Bondo's Yard, to change the colour of your mount.
| Characteristics | Values |
|---|---|
| Customization | Colors can be changed at any time |
| Colors | Fireball Red, Copper Trim, Battletorn Blue, and 5 other colors |
| Materials | 2,000 Spare Parts, 5 Energy Cells, 4 Chain Ignitercoils |
| Cost | 500 gold |
| Crafting | Crafted through Junkyard Tinkering at Pascal-K1N6 in Mechagon |
| Recoloring | Marvelous Martini in Mechagon |
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What You'll Learn
Purchase the blueprint
Purchasing the blueprint is the first step to getting your very own X-995 Mechanocat. The blueprint is called the "Blueprint: Mechanocat Laser Pointer" and it can be purchased from Cork Stuttgard for 500 gold. You can find Cork in eastern Bondo's Yard, but take note that he may not be available to you until you have completed more of the main Mechagon questline.
Once you have the blueprint, you can start crafting your mount. You will need to gather 2,000 Spare Parts, 5 Energy Cells, and 4 Chain Ignitercoils. The Spare Parts can be farmed by doing the Operation: Mechagon dungeon on Heroic, or by doing big trash pulls in Bondo's Yard, the Scrapbone Den, and in front of the Junkwatt Depot.
After you have gathered all the necessary materials, it's time to head to Pascal-K1N6 in western Rustbolt, located at coordinates 71.4 32.6. Pascal-K1N6 is a robot that you unlock while completing the Mechagon intro quests. You can upload your blueprint to Pascal-K1N6, and he will create your X-995 Mechanocat once you provide him with the right materials.
The X-995 Mechanocat is highly customizable, and you can change its colour at any time. There are eight possible colour options, and you can obtain these colours by doing various activities around Mechagon. To change the colour of your Mechanocat, speak to Marvelous Martini, who is located near Cork Stuttgard in Bondo's Yard.
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Crafting the mount
To make the mount, you'll need to gather the following materials:
- 2,000 Spare Parts (or 8x S.P.A.R.E. Crates, which are made from 250 Spare Parts each)
- 5 Energy Cells, which can be found or filled at the Charging Station by Pristy Quickcharge
- 4 Chain Ignitercoils, which can be obtained from rare drops and chests
Once you have the blueprint and all the necessary materials, you can speak to Pascal-K1N6 in western Rustbolt (Coords: 71.4 32.6) to craft your X-995 Mechanocat.
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Colour customisation
The X-995 Mechanocat mount is highly customisable when it comes to colour. You can change the colour of your mount at any time by speaking to Marvelous Martini, who is located near Cork Stuttgard in Bondo's Yard on Mechagon Island.
There are eight or nine different colour options for the X-995 Mechanocat, depending on whether you include the base grey. These colours are earned by doing various activities around Mechagon and can be hard to come by. The colours include:
- Fireball Red, found in Paint Vials from Mechanized Chests
- Copper Trim, found in Strange Recycling Requisition from the Even More Recycling repeatable quest
- Battletorn Blue
First, you must purchase the blueprint, Blueprint: Mechanocat Laser Pointer, from Cork Stuttgard for 500 gold. You can then craft the mount with Pascal-K1N6 in western Rustbolt. To make the mount, you will need 2,000 Spare Parts, 5 Energy Cells, and 4 Chain Ignitercoils. Once you have crafted the mount, you can recolour it by finding various paint buckets from around Mechagon.
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Finding paint colours
The X-995 Mechanocat is a highly customisable mount, with eight or nine different colour options available. To unlock these colours, you must first purchase the blueprint, called "Blueprint: Mechanocat Laser Pointer", from Cork Stuttgard in Mechagon for 500 gold. You will also need 2,000 Spare Parts, 5 Energy Cells, 4 Chain Ignitercoils, and 8x S.P.A.R.E. Crates to craft the mount.
Once you have crafted the mount, you can change its colour at any time. The colours are earned by completing various activities and quests around Mechagon. For example, the Paint Vial: Fireball Red can be obtained as a chance loot from Mechanised Chests, while the Paint Vial: Copper Trim can be obtained from the Strange Recycling Requisition, a repeatable quest.
Marvelous Martini, located near Cork Stuttgard in Bondo's Yard, can recolour your Mechanocat once you have obtained the paint vials. The colours of the X-995 Mechanocat are highly customisable, allowing you to create a unique and personalised mount.
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Tinkering
To tinker with your X-995 Mechanocat, you must first purchase the blueprint, called "Blueprint: Mechanocat Laser Pointer", from Cork Stuttgard in Mechagon for 500 gold. You will need to complete the Mechagon intro quests to unlock Cork Stuttgard as a vendor.
Once you have the blueprint, you will need to gather the necessary materials to craft the mount. This includes 2,000 Spare Parts, 5 Energy Cells, 4 Chain Ignitercoils, and 8 S.P.A.R.E. Crates, which can be crafted from 250 Spare Parts each. You can obtain Spare Parts by farming the Operation: Mechagon dungeon on Heroic, doing big trash pulls in specific locations, and killing stray mobs. Energy Cells can be found or filled at the Charging Station by Pristy Quickcharge, and Chain Ignitercoils can be obtained from rare drops and chests.
After you have gathered all the required materials, you can speak to Pascal-K1N6, located in western Rustbolt, to craft your X-995 Mechanocat. Pascal-K1N6 is a robot that you unlock while completing the Mechagon intro quests.
Now, for the painting and customisation part of the tinkering process. The X-995 Mechanocat comes in a variety of colours, with eight possible colour options, plus its base grey colour, making it nine colours in total. To change the colour of your Mechanocat, you will need to collect paint vials or buckets, which can be obtained through various activities and achievements in Mechagon. For example, the Paint Vial: Fireball Red can be obtained as chance loot from Mechanized Chests, while the Paint Vial: Copper Trim can be obtained from the Strange Recycling Requisition, a repeatable quest.
Once you have obtained the desired paint vials or buckets, you can change the colour of your Mechanocat by speaking to Marvelous Martini, who is located near Cork Stuttgard in Bondo's Yard on Mechagon Island. You can customise the colour of your X-995 Mechanocat at any time by speaking to Marvelous Martini and selecting the desired colour option.
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Frequently asked questions
You need to purchase the Blueprint: Mechanocat Laser Pointer from Cork Stuttgard for 500 gold. Then, you must gather 2,000 Spare Parts, 5 Energy Cells, 8 S.P.A.R.E. Crates, and 4 Chain Ignitercoils. Once you have these, speak to Pascal-K1N6 in western Rustbolt, who will craft your X-995 Mechanocat. You can then change the colour of your Mechanocat by speaking to Marvelous Martini near Cork Stuttgard in Bondo's Yard.
Cork Stuttgard is found in eastern Bondo's Yard.
Marvelous Martini can recolour your Mechanocat if you bring him one of eight paint vials.
The paint vials can be found in various places around Mechagon, including as chance loot from Mechanized Chests and Strange Recycling Requisitions.
