GSD Fimir class Workshop Crawler
GSD Fimir class Workshop Crawler | |
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Unpublished, non-canon vehicle design. | |
Tech Level | TL–9 |
Mass | ~3.86 dton |
Cost | 521,209.5 |
Mode | Ground (Tracked) |
Type | Armored Fighting Vehicle |
Speed | 80kph |
Cargo | None |
Crew | 3 commander, gunner and driver |
Passengers | 0 |
Armament | (1) TAC missile rail |
Manufacturer | Various Tarkan subcontractors |
Also see | Global Securities Division |
Available for export |
The GSD Fimir class Workshop Crawler is a TL-9 Armored Fighting Vehicle.
- It is a military vehicle and a tracked AFV.
Description (Specifications)
The GSD Fimir class Workshop Crawler, TL-9: Built on Tarkan (world) from TL–9 kits acquired off world by Global Securities Division, attempts to build them from local sourced technology failed. The fusion power plant was considered vital for protected forces work in vacuum conditions and TL 8 batteries were not equal to the task. The vehicle's heavy 16.8cm thick composite laminate armor sheaths the chassis to levels of protection equivalent to starship hull metal. This design is sealed with life support for the crew in vacuum and protected forces roles. An imported bare minimum stock 2MW fusion power plant is installed for movement. There is a single 97.53kg capacity launch rail on the chassis deck. The 3 crew have ~14 days of full life support (proof against CBR/NBC threats) and exit via an airlock to the rear of the vehicle. Due to their high ground pressure their cross country speed is 50% of their road speed. They never get stuck in the mud, soft earth, snow, or sand. Their heavier armor means they are not amphibious, and have trouble finding bridges that can support their mass which places additional maintenance strain on their wide tracked suspension.
Basic Vehicle Characteristics
Following the Imperial Army and IISS Universal Vehicle Profile and data, additional information is presented in the format shown here. The small craft factor indicates the number of squadrons (of ten craft) carried on the vehicle when applicable. Tonnage on the universal vehicle profile is shown in kilotons (thousands of tons) where necessary.
#. | Category | Remarks |
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1. | Tonnage | Chassis: Total mass loaded: 129.5 metric tons
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2. | Crew | x3 crew: Driver, Gunner, and Commander |
3. | Performance | Speed: Road, 80kph / 66cm; Cross Country, 40kph / 33cm.
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4. | Electronics | Equipment: 5,000 power radio, map box, thermal image, image enhancement, 1,000 km maser communicator, *sealed environment with life support for 3. |
5. | hardpoints | One 97.53kg capacity TAC missile launch rail on the chassis deck.
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6. | Performance | Movement: the 2MW fusion power plant is geared to a 1.2 m3 transmission, ground pressure is 9.25 tons/m2 on 14m³ tracked suspension.
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7. | Defenses | Armor: Chassis all faces 40.
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8. | Craft | None. |
9. | Fuel | Fuel capacity 1,042 liters, enough for 347 hours. |
10. | Cost | Production Cost: Cr521,209.5. |
11. | Construction Time | 2 weeks. |
12. | Comments | Maintenance:
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TAC Missile
Type | Range | Price |
Homing HEAP 57, | 39km/29km +10 DM | Cr456.53 |
Target Designated HEAP 57, | 39km/29km +10 DM | Cr956.53 |
IR Follow Up HEAP +8, | 39km/29km +10 DM | Cr556.53 |
History & Background (Dossier)
This vehicle is not equipped with guidance packages for operator guided missiles. The GSD Fimir class Workshop Crawler was designed and manufactured at TL–9, these vehicles are manufactured for the Global Securities Division in defense of Tarkan (world). They are one of a family of tracked utility vehicles designed to survive the rigors of protected forces operations on a vacuum world. The 40 mechanics that these two vehicles support must ride in separate vehicles. The lord's retinue concentrates all support elements and the line companies are all teeth and no tail. They have good communication links and a map box with GPS to help lost GSD Achilles class Combat Walkers. The single TAC missile places a small amount of anti-tank firepower at the hands of the unit commander in support of infantry or in extremis self defense. They lack the sensors to spot enemies at range.
References & Contributors (Sources)
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- Author & Contributor: Lord (Marquis), Captain, and Lead Naval Architect Ronald B. Kline, Jr. of the Imperial Navy
- Author & Contributor: Lord (Marquis) and Master of Sophontology Maksim-Smelchak of the Ministry of Science