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=== Historic data === [[File:ZombieFleshpoundRange.png|right|thumb|upright|The Fleshpound Chain-gunner as he appeared in the final version of the KFMod.]] {{KF-mod notice|s|specimen}} While the Husk did not appear in the mod, it bears a resemblance to a specimen from the mod found in the source files that never made it into the retail version β a modified version of a [[Fleshpound]] that wielded a machine-gun on one arm, dubbed the Fleshpound Chain-gunner. The Chain-gunner had a similar setup of metal apparatus as the Husk, but used the same base mesh of the Fleshpound from the mod. The behaviour patterns and animations on it were incomplete; when readying its weapon, it would just snap into place and glide on its path towards its target, not stopping. Pushing the player along the ground much like the Fleshpound, as opposed to what you would expect of a ranged foe; to stop moving whilst firing.
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