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Templar Class Assault Transport . The Templar Class Assault Transport was a class of vessel commissioned by the Denek family in 60 BBY from Markaan Royal Shipyards. The design is centered around carrying sensitive cargo (troops, passengers or cargo) to any destination without need of escort. Very Similar to its predecessor the Fafnir MK I Drop-ship several design elements are common to both ship classes. This Templar is Nolan Denek's personal ship and carries touts many modifications that a standard Templar class ship would not have. The ship has seen some action and that is evident by the blast points on its very think and resilient armor. Every ship needs a story and this ship definitely has one! . Fore View of the ship The Sub-light Engines Top fore view Dorsal aft view Ventral view Starboard view For scale with the Official Millennium Falcon - non-UCS. Assault Bay Door Detail Assault Bay Door Landing Lights Nolan and his Speeder next to the deployed landing ramp. Clones await the command to attack. Every ship needs good and loyal droids to keep it running. Dorsal greeble detail. Dorsal access and docking hatch open. Turret detail. Side panels removed. I designed this ship with removable panels so that the internal aspects of the ship can be accessed. Clones off duty in the crew quarters on deck two. Deck two: Crew Quarters Nolan on his ship's bridge. The templars command crew. Port view of the bridge detail. Starboard view of the bridge detail. Pilot and co-pilot bridge control consoles. Port Engineering Room detail. Starboard Engineering Room detail. Engineer at his post. Assault and repair bay workbench detail. Speeder being maintained and fueled. Fuel station detail. Repair pad detail. Turret and gunnery controls for the four turrets located outside the ship. In times of necessity these controls can be overrided on the bridge and controlled from there.