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[PaintedWolf]

Make 'em on: http://remlab.source...30/aerotech.lab

Here is mine:

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AEROTECH

Heavy AeroSpace Figher Technical Readout
Type: Untitled Technology Base: Inner Sphere / 3075 Ruleset: Standard (5th edition) Tonnage: 80 Cost: 4,914,000 C-bills Battle Value: 2,374 Equipment Mass Structural Integrity: 8 0.0 Engine: 400 52.5 Type: Fusion Safe Thrust: 5 Maximum Thrust: 8 Fuel: 1360 17.0 Cockpit: 3.0 Power Amplifier: 0.0 VSTOL: 0.0 Heat Sinks: 10 [20] 0.0 Armor Factor: 640 36.0 Armor
Value Nose 160 L/R Wing 160/160 Aft 160 Weapons and Ammo Location Tons Heavy PPC Nose 10.0 C³ Slave Nose 1.0 Guardian ECM Suite Aft 1.5 Crew: 1 Passengers: 0 Cargo: tons Fuel Use: 0.75 tons/day Food & Water: 0.0 tons

BattleForce 2
MP Damage PB/M/L Overheat Class 5N 1/1/1 - FH Armor/Structure Point Value Specials 16/- 24 -

Basically a giant flying brick. It can stay in the air forever, and has no ammo dependency, and fire's a Gauss Rifle equivalent in damage energy weapon. Basically meant to hover and strafe.

Edit: I think with Engine and armor adding up to near 90 tons the program is a bit buggy.

Edited by PaintedWolf, 25 July 2012 - 02:02 AM.

[Brolier]

I remember reading or viewing they only plan to include Mechs, no tanks or other craft initially. What are the flying vehicles called anyway? Airmechs?

[Uller Phrost]

called aerospace fighters. air mechs are transforming aerospace fighters called LAMs. I noticed your program had power ampilfiers whice is for vtol or atmospheric craft. I believe Hellcat and hellcat II have the flying brick title. the Heavy PPC is not good in a air fight. A 30t with a 10thrust and large pulse laser would eat you up. something that slow needs a rear firing weapon. Also aerospace fighters don't hover over battle fields and can be shot down or forced to make a pilot check and crash.