Ok, so I'd wanted to make a more comprehensive diagram showing more of the possible variations on this theme, but I'm low on time so here's the basic concept.
The thought experiment was to allow a higher single footprint approach that still integrates everything on one footprint, but (obviously) with more flexibility for a reasonably taller speaker. I have a separate room where this would be ok, and perhaps I'd flip my entire living room 180 degrees to make these possible if the concepts were compelling enough.
First, this was triggered by the comments around possibly wanting triple servos for my room volume... paired with the idea that hey, the amp can handle up to 3 drivers so what would happen if we explored triples? I do a ton of design thinking and never know what'll happen when divergent ideas are considered, so why not have some fun with it?
I'm actually working on a version that has an arced baffle that flows from wing to wing, but this is close enough to convey the ideas.
Here's the MTM paired with triple servo 12s per side. The 12" drivers accidentally ended a bit further back than I'd intended, will be corrected along with the curved baffle. They're approximately 61" tall as shown, 8.5" wide at the front, 16" wide at the back, 15-16" deep. Please ignore the extra tangent lines, they're the result of kludging this together. The skin surfaces would of course be smooth and contiguous.

As noted in my prior post, one of the ideas would be to replace driver position "B" with a 10-12" passive OB bass driver that could cover from 80-250 or 100-300 Hz (guessing). A 10" driver would have a similar Sd area as 2.5 of the M-165s in the Otica, while the 12" would have the Sd of 3.6 M-165s. Unload the 165NQs of mid- and upper bass, keep the 12" servos from needing to play too high, maybe give more slam in the mid-bass.
This passive 10/12" idea was inspired by Danny's comments about the new (sealed) Brute design, but I have no idea how viable the concept would be here; or whether it would still be preferable to have triple servo 12s.