Plunkett-class cruisers

We must not forget when Halcyon refers to the Sivar as a "super dreadnough"...
Why a 103m ship is a "super dreadnoght"? I cannot understand. This ship must be very bigger.
 
With the destructive power that Sivar had, I'd say it was pretty super. Remember, big things come in small packages, or something like that.:)

[Edited by Supdon3 on 04-15-2001 at 01:36]
 
Well in this case Super Dreadnought means super powerful. It never was classified as a size definition.
 
Originally posted by Nebula
Super dreadnough sounds more like "very big dreadnough".
And 103m is not a size even for a cruiser.
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In that time 103m was super...
 
Regardless of size compared to a cruiser, 103 meters is still a very, very, very large gun. :) A... *super* gun!
 
So to clarify for anyone wondering, 103 meters IS small for a ship in WC, but since the Sivar was just a big gun that moved through space, 103 meters was very big for a gun. That is until the Behemoth.:)
 
so how big is the tigers claw, concordia, victory, lexington, the durango, the vesuvius, midway, the murphy, the plunket, and the cerrabus. o and the behmeoth. sorry if spelling is wrong.
 
TCS Tiger's Claw (CV-07): 700 meters
TCS Concordia (AS): 800 meters
TCS Concordia (Movie): 855 meters
TCS Concordia (CVS-65): 983.7 meters
TCS Victory (CV-40): 720 meters
TCS Durango: 600 meters
TCS Vesuvius (CV-70): 1,600 meters
TCS Midway (CVX-01): 1,830 meters
TCS Murphy: 589 meters
TCS Plunkett: 1,200 meters
TCS Cerberus: 589 meters
TCS Behemoth: 11,000 meters
 
Perhaps it was a simple mistake, but I distinctly remember you saying that the Cerberus is 777m and the Hades is 750m.
 
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