Re: FTFB--new fleet design philosophies.

>     It occours to me that with the changes brought about by the Fleet
> Book that there are now innumerable 'styles' of ship that one could
> concentrate on.  We can go the NSL route and go for armor, beams, and
> no speed, or the FSE which is dead opposite (BTW, Why, oh why did GZG
> make the FSE models so darn cool?  It's annoying--I won't play
> Frenchmen but I really, really like the ships).
>
> But has much thought been given as to what would be wanted if one had
> the luxury to specialize _within_ one's fleet?  I'm assuming multiple
> capital ship construction yards and a good bit of resources.	Let us
> examine major areas of concern for the de-centralized space fleets:
>
I love different designs from the different fleets. My favorite
miniature is the minnow shaped ESU Nanuchka class Corvette
(http://www.geohex.com/vift203.htm). I love this design and wish that I
had this hull in a varity of sizes to make a whole fleet.

This is  he Cygnus Eclipsers. CE is both a weapons manufacturer and a
mercenary unit. This way I can field any miniature and any design I
desire. CE gained a solar system early in space exploration and was able
to defeat any "friendly takover" or "protectorate assistance" from the
major governments.

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Brian Bell
brian.bell@axom.com

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