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* ''Kingfisher'' (owned by a group of ''Bleach'' Fen) | * ''Kingfisher'' (owned by a group of ''Bleach'' Fen) | ||
* ''Lucy Brewer'' (owned by [[Great Justice]], refit as troop carrier, assigned to Task Force Tango Shoes) | * ''Lucy Brewer'' (owned by [[Great Justice]], refit as troop carrier, assigned to Task Force Tango Shoes) | ||
| − | * ''Polly Oliver'' (Q-ship, owned by [[Great Justice]] | + | * ''Polly Oliver'' (Q-ship, owned by [[Great Justice]]) |
* ''Roadrunner'' (owned by the SEBureau) | * ''Roadrunner'' (owned by the SEBureau) | ||
* ''Takumi F.'' (owned by [[Stellvia Corporation]], assigned to [[Wonderland]]) | * ''Takumi F.'' (owned by [[Stellvia Corporation]], assigned to [[Wonderland]]) | ||
Revision as of 15:10, 17 June 2011
| Roadrunner class transport frigate | |
 Blueprint view of a standard Roadrunner-class transport. | |
| Spacecraft Characteristics | |
|---|---|
| Base Hull | Custom |
| Drive Type | Reactionless thrusters |
| Owner | varies |
| Faction | varies |
| Registry Number | varies |
| Launched | varies, mid-2013 and later |
| Purpose | Cargo transport |
| Primary Crew | Captain, Helmsman/Navigator, Engineer, Cargomaster |
| Operational Status | Active |
Created by Griever
Designed by the SEBureau, the Roadrunner transport frigate class hull went onto the open market in mid-2013, becoming - due to the modular and standardized design as well as the relatively cheap fabrication costs and high adaptability - one of the most popular class of cargo ships of the period amongst groups that did not design their own freighters.
Roadrunners have four engine nacelles in a "box" pattern at the end of an octagonal spine. The spine, in turn, sports four modular mounts - dorsal, ventral, starboard, and port - which can carry two ISO standard cargo containers each, and a wedge-shaped cockpit/crew section at the bow.
The design is easy to retrofit to a "Q-ship", having originally been intended to clandestinely hunt pirates. These Boskonian-hunters replace the Cargomaster with a Weapons Officer, and carry troops and concealed weaponry instead of cargo. Only two such Q-ships are currently known to exist: the SEBureau's Kobayashi Maru and Great Justice's Polly Oliver.
Class Quirks
- Canonical convention - More in the form that is sometimes seen with craft of dedicated fanbase members of certain series', the handwaved powerplant and its feeds change modes of operation depending on snippets of old Star Trek TV episodes. They seem to respond best to ones of Jean-Luc Picard, though.
Known Ships of the Class
- Colonial Mover (owned by the Galacticans)
- Kobayashi Maru (Q-ship, first of the class, owned by the SEBureau)
- Kingfisher (owned by a group of Bleach Fen)
- Lucy Brewer (owned by Great Justice, refit as troop carrier, assigned to Task Force Tango Shoes)
- Polly Oliver (Q-ship, owned by Great Justice)
- Roadrunner (owned by the SEBureau)
- Takumi F. (owned by Stellvia Corporation, assigned to Wonderland)
- Tsujimoto (owned by the Nikaido Foundation)
