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Re: Ships have hulls, right?
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Mon, 10 Jun 2002 02:01:45 GMT
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One question, that I bet everyone is dying to ask: how do the hulls of the
Armadillo split apart?  Awesome MOCs....the SNOT technique on both ships is
incredible, just incredible.  Can you give us some more interior shots of
the Armadon?  And what exactly is that tiny window/cockpit screen on the
back of the main hull of the Armadon?  Awesome MOCs!
In lugnet.space, Kenn Oldham writes:
The Armadillo http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=18832

The pictures are somewhat larger than I expected, so I hope they aren't too
slow.  Mediocre blurb follows.

- Kenn

From the Solar Union starship library:


Ovoiti “Armadillo”

Design Code: FG0328A
Type: Ground assault fighter
Maker: Ovoiti Defense Industries

Crew: 2 (Pilot, Gunner)
Powerplant and Drive System:  Unknown spectral motivator, denoted Ovoiti B2
Weaponry: 1 Heavy pulse cannon, 2 medium charge lasers

Evaluation:  The Ovoiti heavy fighter known in Union ranks as the
“Armadillo” takes the stubborn Ovoiti aversion to casualties to an extreme
level, with mixed results.  For its size and purpose, the Armadillo’s
weaponry is extremely underpowered, but the craft itself is nearly
impossible to knock down and fires with excellent accuracy.  On the rare
occasions the Ovoiti feel the need to send a message by force, their raids
become a battle against the clock: can the infrastructure that swarms of
Armadillo’s gradually disect outlast the Ovoiti’s willingness to risk losses?



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  Re: Ships have hulls, right?
 
Yes! Please do! An amazing contraption that must be explained so the idea can be shamelessly 'borrowed' by myself and others! Great job on the them both...incredibly innovative features. Cheers, -G (...) (22 years ago, 10-Jun-02, to lugnet.space)

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  Ships have hulls, right?
 
... be they sailing ships or warships. Here's the results of some playing around with them: The Armadillo (URL) Armadon (URL) pictures are somewhat larger than I expected, so I hope they aren't too slow. Mediocre blurb follows. - Kenn ---...--- From (...) (22 years ago, 10-Jun-02, to lugnet.space) ! 

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