Ok, I have an interesting question.
The Carrier from WC1, the Bengal Strike Carrier TCS Tiger's Claw, had what I call a 'landing strip' type landing platform. In WC2, the Concordia Dreadnaught TCS Concordia also had a 'landing strip' type landing platform. But in WC3 and 4, on the Victory and Lexington, respectively, and the later Vesuvius, they use Tube within a Tube landing systems. Why? I was under the impression that the Ranger class was older then the Bengal, and the Lexington and the Vesuvius were both newer. Were they just trying something inbetween?
The Carrier from WC1, the Bengal Strike Carrier TCS Tiger's Claw, had what I call a 'landing strip' type landing platform. In WC2, the Concordia Dreadnaught TCS Concordia also had a 'landing strip' type landing platform. But in WC3 and 4, on the Victory and Lexington, respectively, and the later Vesuvius, they use Tube within a Tube landing systems. Why? I was under the impression that the Ranger class was older then the Bengal, and the Lexington and the Vesuvius were both newer. Were they just trying something inbetween?