Slightly modifying the old saying, after a lean pope, a fat pope (after the Indictor). And it doesn’t get much fatter than an Imperial Star Manatee Galleon, the armed military transport. I’m taking from a couple different sources – it’s a lot fatter than some, but not quite as wide as the Star Wars Rebellion version. Carrying capacity is pretty enormous despite its relatively small (~315m) size – depending on internal configuration 100+ AT-ATs.
I am assuming those 100 AT-ATs are as cargo and not as deployable armor units.
No, they would be all able to walk off. It might be slow because to pack in 100 you’d have to use 3 levels, but they could definitely deploy.
Hi. I echo gorkmalork’s sentiment of “wow, are you ever on a roll”. Because you’ve just been tearing it up lately. I love seeing EU/Legend stuff getting a little more love. I was wondering something, and I don’t know the etiquette for this, are the comment boards an appropriate place to voice suggestions for new/additional projects?
Sure, but email is probably better.
Nice. Seems to be a troop transport – smaller counterpart of the Consolidator?
Logistical craft – can be troop or cargo transport, but able to defend itself reasonably well.
Sithspit, are you ever on a roll-and this is yet another EU/Legends design that direly needed some fleshing-out. I take it this chunky brute’s internal volume would render it one of the few corvette-scale craft capable of deploying your AT-SPs.
I’m trying to give it the option to deploy one – even at this size, which is really frigate volume, it’s a tight fit :p.
I bet-even assuming those puppies can fold up all six legs, they’d still sit higher than a standing AT-AT or Juggernaut. Although barring superduperheavy surface opposition and/or mil-industrial pressure, I’d be sorely tempted to stock up on the latter vehicle plus repulsortanks in place of most walker flavors.