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vanir
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 Posted: Mon Nov 07, 2011 7:13 pm Post subject: Y, X wing flight manual and TIE flight tests |
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This was just for some atmosphere in our game, one of the Players has a Y-Wing. Thought someone might find use for it.
http://www.mediafire.com/?oo36488a81iw7kt
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jmanski
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Interesting. Nicely done.
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Bren
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| Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2011 12:58 pm Post subject: |
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| That's cool. Now I want one for an X-wing. 8) |
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vanir
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| Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2011 12:18 am Post subject: |
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on hand I've got house rules for x-wing and z-95 variants.
http://www.mediafire.com/?q1fa3b1j8sxq5rp
http://www.mediafire.com/?q8r6y326hkyav26
I wanted to do a NATO style variants designation cleanup.
The way it is with EU leaves things like that all over the place, with T-65AC-4 and C-A4 and XJ and XJ3 and D and whatever else they're just all over the place, because the source material is all over the shop for when each model was supposedly introduced and why/how.
I'll probably do a comprehensive X-Wing manual as we get some in our gaming group. I'll do a whole series evolution like an F-15 or Flanker pilot handbook, and a bunch of subvariants. |
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schnarre
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...Nice! Thanks for putting this up (I'm sure the fighter pilots--to include a number of my previous PCs--are loving it). 8)
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vanir
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Bren
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Vanir, Angel Squadron thanks you and says the first round is on them!  |
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vanir
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Pilsner? How did you guess
cheers fellers
note that whistling astromechs have extrapolated an ammendment to the take off procedure in both flight manuals. Our technical writer thought that astromechs were quirky, and liked to whistle whenever take off is performed however as it turns out one should release the repulsorfield anchorage prior to opening the thrust gates of high performance starfighter engines. Fri'Tek Inc. would like to thank the astromech series for compensating this oversight.
Okay here's something I hope is a little special.
An Alliance combat flight evaluation of the TIE/ln up against their best starfighters, written in the style of wartime documents and set as written an unspecified time just prior to the Battle of Yavin.
http://www.mediafire.com/?bdcflgcwzgumm1y
I really really hope you like it, as this was uber fun to write up. |
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