YT-1930 Deckplans

[Jedi Skyler]

Has anyone seen any decent deckplans for the Corellian YT-1930? I'm going to be using the ship in an upcoming game, and the GM wants to customize existing plans if possible, as it's much easier.

Any help is greatly appreciated!

[Crimson_red]

There are deckplans for the Chaser and the Starbound Misfit in Wreched Hives of Scum & Villainy, both are modified 1930s. they are WEG deckplan, so is a little weak on the plausibility side, but if you're none to picky it gets the job done.

The Misfit's plan is on wookiepedia:

http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/YT-1930

EDIT: The Chaser was a 1300

[R2D2fan]

Just wondering if you are still looking for a YT-1930 freighter deckplan, this is the best one that I have run across searching the web. As well, it has been agreed upon by the Star Wars group that I belong to it would work well as a PCs primary starship for a campaign.

http://imageshack.us/f/231/yt1930map.jpg/

Hope this helps

R2D2fan

[KageRyu]

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[vanir]

not a lot of room for engines is there.

there are a few sites around that deal with scaling spacecraft and the deathstars etc. from movie footage and various stills, working by those guidelines I rescaled particularly the WEG ship lengths for light transports.
I found typically they're understated by about 30% (ie. half current length x3 for total) so a YT-1300 in our game is closer to 42 metres tail to tip (around 30m across the disc), etc.

This works much better for deckplans that make any sense.

Having scoured those sites, it appears the thing which skewed WEG light transports in particular for scaling was the movie scenes of the Millennium Falcon in the Mos Eisley dock, which used a 3/4 scale mock up for the filmwork but the model used for spaceflight scenes and the proposed internal dimensions of the craft actually scale to much larger. Hence the disparity. Early LucasArts publications listed the Millennium Falcon size using the Mos Eisley mockup as a measure, so it became early canon to have an incorrect size listing and it just stuck both in official publication and WEG which uses this as a general measure for light transport scaling.

I gave it a lot of thought and trial and error, and found the "half length again" measure the most satisfactory for realistic transport scaling in WEG craft. Some however are listed with an appropriate size, so it's only most not all you need to apply this to, essentially whether or not it makes sense...given the Millennium Falcon is actually around 40 metres in length in the movies.

[KageRyu]

[Whill]

I think he referring to the stat that quantifies the speed at which a ship moves through space, called "Space". If so, then "Space 2" would mean "Space: 2".
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[KageRyu]

In a galaxy with technology that can break the light barrier and create Laser Swords and Laser Whips, I think the physical size of the engines is really irrelevent of their power output.
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Of course! All vehicles in Star Wars must be powered by wishful thinking.
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