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* Introduced in Battledroids with incorrect stats (it was one ton overweight), the ''Stinger'' was one of the first BattleMechs ever. Its original visual representation is now among the [[Unseen]]. * Introduced in Battledroids with incorrect stats (it was one ton overweight), the ''Stinger'' was one of the first BattleMechs ever. Its original visual representation is now among the [[Unseen]].
* In German products, the unit's proper name was altered to '''Hornisse''', which means ''Hornet''. The model code was accordingly changed to '''HRN-3S'''. * In German products, the unit's proper name was altered to '''Hornisse''', which means ''Hornet''. The model code was accordingly changed to '''HRN-3S'''.
− * In French products, the unit's proper name was translated as '''Aiguillon''', which means ''Sting''. + * In French products the unit's proper name was translated as '''Aiguillon''', which means ''Sting''.
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* Introduced in Battledroids with incorrect stats (it was one ton overweight), the ''Stinger'' was one of the first BattleMechs ever. Its original visual representation is now among the [[Unseen]]. | * Introduced in Battledroids with incorrect stats (it was one ton overweight), the ''Stinger'' was one of the first BattleMechs ever. Its original visual representation is now among the [[Unseen]]. | ||
* In German products, the unit's proper name was altered to '''Hornisse''', which means ''Hornet''. The model code was accordingly changed to '''HRN-3S'''. | * In German products, the unit's proper name was altered to '''Hornisse''', which means ''Hornet''. The model code was accordingly changed to '''HRN-3S'''. | ||
− | * In French products | + | * In French products the unit's proper name was translated as '''Aiguillon''', which means ''Sting''. |
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== |