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Titan heavy freighter

Titan heavy freighter

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New addition to Swiss fleet, the Titan is a real workhose of their cargo fleet. Able to carry more than it actually weights, docking to multiple types of containers, the freighter is more than versalite. However, it is completely unarmed, so escort while in war is a must.

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Notice how big compared to the ship is the container. And even more - there is an internal cargo hold inside the ship.

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Engine cluster. Titan has eight moderate-power engines. That makes it not too slow when pushing a container, and impossibly fast when without one. However it isn't more manouverable...

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Bridge tower is similar to that used on Avicenna-class frigates, like Rasputin. Black and with lots of needed antennaes, as main sensors are located there, too.

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Now without cargo. Looks pretty light now.

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Closer look at front details. Altough Titan's origin are military, still not each part of it is protected by armor. The freighter must rely on shields and escort.

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Underside. Still no studs. Actually, the whole ship has only a few studs scattered around. I noticed that some single studs are a good details themselves, so it is not always good to cover them.

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And now surprise - side panels are not rigidly mounted. What is inside...?

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...an inside cargo hold. Obviously minimal compared to main container size, but stil it is a nice extension of cargo amount carried.

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Small container.

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Large container. Kinda weird shape, but lots of space inside.

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a man

October 28, 2006

it looks more like a mini gun

Seba 719

(from UNSC Spartan ll Training Facility (Earth))

October 20, 2006

Whoa... That thing on the front (didn't read the description :-P) looks like a giant super-duper-mega-ultra-hiper-blaster-laser-plasma cannon...

Pierre Fieschi

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(from France)

October 14, 2006

great! your container looks like the one soren roberts builds... they are really sci-fi-ish! this is a reall cool creation;) if you have time check out my homeworld2 fleet we kinda build the same scale i guess

Andrew bailey

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June 20, 2006

This is a superb model. The variable surfaces, docking setup, and smooth lines make it a gem among the micro-scale starship genre. A+!! -Austin aka darcoarco

Nannan Z.

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(from The Whimsical World)

June 20, 2006

Your Swiss army is underrated, but I'm sure that's to change if quality MOCs like the Titan keeps coming onto the battlefield.

Star explorer

June 20, 2006

Origional Design, very intuitive.