Tomahawk (Aerospace Fighter class)

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Tomahawk
Production information
Manufacturer Wanker Aerospace
Model THK-63
Class
Tech Base Star League
Technical specifications
Mass 45 tons
Structural Integrity
Frame Shipil 35-B
Power Plant PlasmaStar 270 Fusion Engine
Fuel
Armament
Communications System Telestar Fortran
Tracking & Targeting System IMB 5000
Heat Sinks 12 (Double)
BV (1.0) ?
BV (2.0) ?


Description

The Tomahawk was designed as a dogfighter, with a good combination of maneuverability and armament. The only drawback to this Aerospace Fighter is its abnormally high heat-signature, discovered (and only partially rectified) in prototypes designed in 2642.

Armament & Capabilities

With an armament consisting entirely of laser weaponry, the Tomahawk is a capable air-to-ground combatant. As a dogfighter, the Tomahawk also packs a punch, but has a tendency to overheat. The Tomahawk is also especially well armored.

Variants

  • THK-53 - The THK-53 was the initial attempt to control the unusual heat difficulties. This variant replaces each wing-mounted Large Laser for a trio of Medium Lasers and a pair of Heat Sinks. The nose-mounted Small Laser is replaced with even more armor.
  • THK-63b - The THK-63b replaces the PlasmaStar 270 Fusion Engine with an XL Engine, using the extra tonnage to upgrade the Small Laser to an ER PPC and adding armor.

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