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Description
For NationStates; Modeled in DoGa with various parts, glues, and unguents.

Yes, Chrysaor was not a flying anything. Greek mythology is weird.

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A variant of the 'Bayard'-Type Super-Heavy Gunship, the 'Chrysaor' is that most important but often overlooked of beasts. By stripping out the forward, rear, and ventral railgun turrets as well as the dorsal launch tubes, OSA designers were able to save enough weight to add a large volume of open transport containers instead. This particular unit is moving a light recon company to forward positions and this is an excellent example of the role it plays - move things here and there in large volume.

Four open bays have been fitted under the nose, each compartmentalized with their own bulkheads and access hatch. These are suitable for infantry and very light infantry support vehicles, such as ATVs, hoverbikes, and similar. Behind these are six much larger bays, also with their own hatches, and these can accommodate Helion Infantry ExoSkeletons or - if one is very careful - a single 'Uhlan'-Type per bay. This particular unit does exactly that with two Uhlans, another pair of Hussars, twenty-some Helions, and two platoons of dismounted infantry.

Description
For NationStates; Modeled in DoGa with various parts, glues, and unguents.

Yes, Chrysaor was not a flying anything. Greek mythology is weird.

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A variant of the 'Bayard'-Type Super-Heavy Gunship, the 'Chrysaor' is that most important but often overlooked of beasts. By stripping out the forward, rear, and ventral railgun turrets as well as the dorsal launch tubes, OSA designers were able to save enough weight to add a large volume of open transport containers instead. This particular unit is moving a light recon company to forward positions and this is an excellent example of the role it plays - move things here and there in large volume.

Four open bays have been fitted under the nose, each compartmentalized with their own bulkheads and access hatch. These are suitable for infantry and very light infantry support vehicles, such as ATVs, hoverbikes, and similar. Behind these are six much larger bays, also with their own hatches, and these can accommodate Helion Infantry ExoSkeletons or - if one is very careful - a single 'Uhlan'-Type per bay. This particular unit does exactly that with two Uhlans, another pair of Hussars, twenty-some Helions, and two platoons of dismounted infantry.