Difference between revisions of ""Ryuujin" Kusari Train"
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| turrets = 5 | | turrets = 5 | ||
| − | | CM = | + | | CM = 0 |
| − | | CD = | + | | CD = 0 |
| − | | hull = | + | | hull = 140000 |
| − | | cargo = | + | | cargo = 5000 |
| − | | maxregens = | + | | maxregens = 500 |
| − | | optwepclass = | + | | optwepclass = 7 |
| − | | maxwepclass = | + | | maxwepclass = 7 |
| − | | maxshieldclass = | + | | maxshieldclass = 7 |
| − | | maxspeed = | + | | maxspeed = 80 |
| maxthrust = | | maxthrust = | ||
| − | | maxpower = | + | | maxpower = 60000 |
| recharge = | | recharge = | ||
| − | | hullcost = | + | | hullcost = 170,000,000 |
| − | | fullcost = | + | | fullcost = 170,614,750 |
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With her graceful lines and imposing defenses, the Ryuujin serves as much as a potent hauler of the State's production wonders as a diplomatic envoy of the nation's ideals. | With her graceful lines and imposing defenses, the Ryuujin serves as much as a potent hauler of the State's production wonders as a diplomatic envoy of the nation's ideals. | ||
Revision as of 21:42, 15 June 2009
| "Ryuujin" Class Kusari Train | |
| Ship Class | Transport |
| Built by | Kusari |
| Technical information | |
| Guns/Turrets | 0 / 5 |
| Opt. weapon class | 7 |
| Max. weapon class | 7 |
| Other equipment | |
| Hull strength | 140,000 |
| Max. shield class | 7 |
| Cargo space | 5,000 units |
| Nanobots/Batteries | 500/500 |
| Max. impulse speed | 80 m/s |
| Max. thrust speed | Thruster not available |
| Max. cruise speed | 350 m/s |
| Power output | 60,000 u |
| Power recharge | unknown |
| Additional information | |
| Ship price | $170,000,000 |
| Package price | $170,614,750 |
With her graceful lines and imposing defenses, the Ryuujin serves as much as a potent hauler of the State's production wonders as a diplomatic envoy of the nation's ideals. With the rich tapestry of ritual and tradition that guides Kusarian business practices, many stretching back to the centuries before space was a romantic dream, many merchants of the nation have found the accommodations of foreign ports of call to be undignified for the task of establishing trust and mutual friendship while working to gain the greatest deals. To the delight of many, these superhaulers have been outfitted with suites designed to accommodate such needs, with compartmentalized, but stately, gardens and teahouses incorporated for the pleasure of collaborating men of business and industry.
