When I first saw Tomax's ability in the first preview a while back, it seemed pretty great. Having had a chance to think about it... not so sure this pilot is good for anything, really.
The first use that comes to mind is: combine him with the best one-use EPT - Crackshot.
Except that the 25 pt crackshot tomax is completely eclipsed and outclassed by the 26 point juke+comms omega leader, who does a similar, but much better trick via juke + target lock, eliminating not only one natural evade but also bypassing any focus/evade tokens the opponent might have, and autothrusters to boot! This is on top of better survivability (counting the evade token, he goes into combat with 5 hull + 3 agility, can "regenerate" that evade shield and use target locks defensively) and a MUCH better dial.
Second option was to take that crackshot and make him into a torpedo boat with protons (or ion torps), munitions, chips... Except those 3 extra points of pilot skill and abiltiy are costing you 5 squad points compared to a gamma vet, and also you end up without deadeye, which is really painful if your opponent has PS8+ ships.
Last idea: the Tomax Bren command ship: cool hand, fleet officer, systems officer. This Tomax gives your squadron a total of 4 actions (3 of those can/must be passed along) for 30 points. Seems good for alpha strike lists until you realize the new deadeye gamma vets are not so action-starved to mandate such expenditures... and probably would synergize much better with Jonus. Who can either be a command ship or carry torps himself.
So the three top ideas have much better alternatives. The other Tomax options, i.e. REALLY manouverable ship with lightning reflexes or adrenaline rush... well, the 2-dice primary kinda kills that one, and loading a manouverable tomax with prockets or clusters makes him as expensive as the best imperial aces. Prockets inquisitor versus prockets lightning reflexes Tomax - no contest, really.
Is there any Tomax build which would actually be really useful, as opposed to "potentially decent, but others do it much better/cheaper"?