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Uhhmmm... What official CD would that be? (please forgive my ignorance... I'm still doing daily visits these days, but very short ones I'm afraid, so I'm not very "up to date"...)

I Think it looks more like a Gothri...

Since we don't actually have an "official" finalized model of the wake class, only the fan created one created for standoff (no offense any one...:)), your picture could be wrong. Actually, IIRC at some place it is said that a Broadsword would have the tiniest clearance - but could still get...

In False Colors the FRLS Independence (formerly Tarawa) is carrying Raptors, so Raptors are not a problem. As for Broadswords - they are probably stationed on planetary bases - either that of the Landreich has some ships which can actually carry them into battle...

Happy Birthday !!!

Really nice piece! I must admit that I imagined Adm. Richards as a "nice old man" - a kind of "innocent", much less sour looking appearance which hides his true nature as an intel. admiral. But that's an excellent piece none-the-less (and of course a few things might have happen since...

Your stars a bit "too fancy" for my taste - from the description in the book I always envisioned the background as a somewhat generic starfield: False Colors p. 105: hehe, I completely forgot about that...

Happy new year!

Marry Christmas every one! :)

LOAF - I remember you actually offering the designation F-40 as a more appropriate one specifically because WCATV... This designation would put it right in between the older ships (Scimitar and Talon) and the newer ones (Rapier II and onwards...)

Actually - now that you have remembered me these passages - It might actually be... The Emperor... Think of these 3 points: - there is "a plan within a plan..." - the Emperor intends to drain the blood of the other clans, while keeping the first fleet unharmed. - "...Maybe they want to...

In the novel Action Stations, someone in the Kilrathi hierarchy transfers the official kilrathi order of war to Turner, Tolwyn and Richards aboard Gar emporium. So the big question is - Who is the traitor? I think I remember a few mentions in FA hinting that Jukaga's father was a traitor -...

It's a tiny tiny ship build around an engine (and a rather large one - see the pictures, also, it flies at 500 KPS, being one of the fastest fighters in the game). How underpowered can it be?

I don't have the movie (lent it once on DVD), but IIRC, He is injured in an attack by an explosion on the bridge an is seen dead from a wound he took to the head by the end of that scene. However, his "face of death" does look a bit odd for some who died from a shrapnel wound to the head. Been...

Thank for the referral. I still can't quite grasp the notion of Sansky as a traitor. (just like frostytheplebe, I guess)

Do we know what is the number of admiral Dayan's fleet?

Cpt. Sansky was a traitor?! And what about admiral wilson? I have read the movie novelization, but from the movie I understood that Sansky was not a mandarin, and there was nothing to suggest that admiral Wilson was a traitor either. (Guess I'm as surprised as Paladin regarding these...

I would be happy with just WING COMMANDER on the cover (with the little star fighters sticking out of both sides) - just make so it will honor it's legacy, that's all I'll ask.

is he not the CNC in 2634? you got me a bit confussed...:( could you elaborate please? and who is admiral Gregarov of 2654? where is he mentioned? Well, Lincoln did have a bunch of idiots as chiefs-of-staff, until grant at least. And Bush...well... That could made into an interesting...

DF are nice weapons - when you up against a cat and shoot one up his face at point blank range or snipe at his rear. But homing missiles allow you to fire one at one enemy, keeping him occupied, while heading to engage another one with your guns - which is the whole point. and about WC2...