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CRMcNeill
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Finally found the reference for the Buccaneer; it's a blurb under a character description in the Pentastar Alignment article, page 146-147 in SWAJ # 3, and page 97 in Classic Adventures #4.
The relevant parts of the stat are:Maneuverability: 2D+2
Space: 7
Atmosphere: 350
Hull: 4D
Shields: 3D+2
Weapons:
Ten Double Turbolaser Cannon (FC: 3D, Dm: 5D)
Of course, upon reflection, and as CEC's model number usage has been fleshed out, calling a ship a "Buccaneer-Class" would be a major departure from convention. CR-100 ultimately ends up being a better choice for an in-universe follow-on to the CR-90.
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RedKnight
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| Buccaneer could be an unofficial designation that stuck of course. |
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CRMcNeill
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| RedKnight wrote: | | Buccaneer could be an unofficial designation that stuck of course. |
Or a sub-type, indicating a specific outfitting of the CR100...
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