Looking for BFF-1 Bulk Freighter stats for my SW rpg.

[pepper426]

Any help would be good can't seem to find any
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[khan81]

Here you go, one stat coming up:

Phylon BFF-1 Bulk Transport
Craft:Phylon Freight BFF-1 Bulk Transport
Type:Medium bulk transport
Scale:Capital
Length:120 meters
Width:75.56 meters
Height/depth:34 meters
Skill:Space transports:BFF-1 bulk transport
Crew:10, skeleton 5/+10
Crew Skill:Astrogation 3D+2, capital ship piloting 4D, capital ship shields 3D, space transports 5D
Passengers:none
Cargo Capacity:85,000 metric tons
Consumables:3 months
Cost:1.2 million credits (new), 500,000 credits (used)
Hyperdrive Multiplier:x3
Hyperdrive Backup:x15
Nav Computer:Yes
Maneuverability:0D
Space:2
Hull:3D
Shields:1D
Sensors:
Passive:20/0D
Scan:25/1D
Search:40/1D+2
Focus:2/2D

Capsule:The BFF-1 Bulk Transport is a common medium bulk transport. It is manufactured by the Phylon Freight Company, which builds primarily transport ships. The BFF-1 bulk transport is a medium-sized bulk transport, which can carry up to 85,000 metric tons in two cargo bays. These cargo bays can be considered as two seperate hulls. The cockpit and the engine section are situated between these cargo bays. An advantage towards other bulk transports is, that the BFF-1 is lightly shielded. But it is also has no weaponry for defense and has to rely on its escort, if it is attacked.

During the time of the Galactic Civil War, BFF-1s could be found in almost every container depot, cargo station, customs checkpoint, or shipping port in every sector. Considered easy targets by raiders because of their low sublight speed and lack of defensive weaponry, they often traveled in convoys defended by more combat-worthy starships.

[pepper426]

thank you man!

where did you find this btw??
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[shootingwomprats]

khan81's stat block is good, I was already more than halfway done with my version when he posted his. No disrespect to him, his is good, but I am also going to post my own as well. Feel free to pick either one or take stuff from both and come up with your own version =)

BFF-1 Bulk Freighter
Craft: BFF-1 Bulk Freighter
Affiliation: General
Era: Rebellion
Source: Star Wars: X-Wing video game
Type: Bulk Transport
Scale: Starfighter
Length: 120.9 meters Width: 75.56 meters Height/Depth: 34 meters
Skill: Space Transports: BFF-1
Crew: 1 Pilot; 1 Co-Pilot, 2 Crew
Crew Skill: Space Transports 5D, Starship Gunnery 4D, Starship Shields 4D, Astrogation 4D+2
Passengers: 10 (modified for up to 100)
Cargo Capacity: 100,000 metric tons
Escape Pods: 2
Consumables: 6 months
Cost: 1.2 million (new), 500,000 (used)
Hyperdrive Multiplier: x8
Hyperdrive Backup: x16
Nav Computer: Yes
Maneuverability: 0D
Space: 2
Atmosphere: 70; 200 kmh
Hull: 4D
Shields: 1D
Sensors:
Passive: 20/+1
Scan: 35/1D
Search: 45/2D
Focus: 2/3D
Weapons:
Tractor Beam
Fire Arc: Front
Scale: Starship
Crew: 1 (may be used from cockpit)
Skill: Starship Gunnery
Fire Control: 2D
Space Range: 1-3/12/25
Atmosphere Range: 100-300/1.3/2.5 km
Damage: 4D

Capsule: BFF-1 bulk freighters were freighters designed by Phylon Freight along with Aratech Repulsor Company, and built under contract by Damorian Manufacturing Corporation.

This craft was a standard medium-sized freighter that was common throughout the entire galaxy. It was low-cost, partly due to its lack of defensive armament, effective and capable of extremely long range bulk transport duties. The BFF-1 was designed to haul four Xizor Transport Systems Class-A Cargo Containers, attached in arrays of two on either side of the vessel's main hull, and modified into cheap yet capacious storage holds.

The cargo containers were slightly truncated, however, due to the freighter's length of 120 meters. Ordinarily, a pair of Class-A containers would be 150 meters in length. The length however could be referring to the freighter's main section, which is significantly shorter than the cargo containers surrounding it.

One advantage of this type of transport is that despite its significant size, the BFF-1 has the ability to land. However, it flies rather sluggishly at sublight speeds, requiring a pilot with a steady yet gentle hand. Besides cargo of all sorts, the manufacturers managed to make later versions acceptable for passenger transport, making room for about a hundred people. One other important attribute is the BFF-1's tractor beam. This is very handy if there's even more to haul, but it also helps multiple ships to stay in formation which is very important because these ships tend to travel in convoy.

A significant flaw in the BFF-1 Bulk Freighter is the fact that it has no armament to speak of which makes it an easy target for pirates and the like. Its thick hide, boasting good deflectors and ionic shielding as well as the 'safety' in numbers, are the only things that can make sure this ship gets the goods where it's needed.

During the time of the Galactic Civil War, BFF-1s could be found in almost every container depot, cargo station, customs checkpoint, or shipping port in every sector. Considered easy targets by raiders because of their low sublight speed and lack of defensive weaponry, they often traveled in convoys defended by more combat-worthy starships.




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[khan81]

well its not my stat, i got it from this site

http://web.archive.org/web/20101121230435/http://bwafer.com/starwars/bff1bulktrans.htm

but i think i like shootingwomprats one better, but i think hyperdrive is abit low

[shootingwomprats]

I went with the higher multiplier because it seemed as though it was a "cheap" transport for moving a lot of stuff. In the capsule it says it was clunky at sublight. Keeping those two things in mind, I figured it was built with the "slow and steady" motto. I suppose for those who want, the Hyperdrive could be x5 with backup x15?
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[pepper426]

I might post both one for each company that makes them. there is several different types that I have seen images of?
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