SGS: Imperial Small Craft
| SGS: Imperial Small Craft | |||
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 Starship Deck Plans in 25mm Scale | |||
| Author | S.R. Greene | ||
| Publisher | Seeker Gaming Systems | ||
| Version | MegaTraveller | ||
| Edition | 2nd | ||
| Format | Folio (Deck Plans) | ||
| Language | English | ||
| Pages | TBD | ||
| Year Published | 1992 | ||
| Canonical | Yes | ||
| Available from | TBD | ||
| ISBN 1-879487-12-8 Stock #1020 | |||
SGS: Imperial Small Craft is a Seeker Gaming Systems product.
- It is a source book.
- SGS: Imperial Small Craft is a set of deckplans for classic Small Craft.
Description (Specifications)
Starships may be glamorous, but the small craft are the backbone of interplanetary travel in star systems throughout the vast reaches of space. they ply the shipping lanes between the planets, making deliveries and running errands; generally doing much of the work a larger vessel can't or won't do. So when shuttling an exploration party, piloting a ship's launch, or ferrying cargo aboard the stalwart vessels of Imperial Small Craft be prepared for what may await.
Table of Contents
The booklet contains six double pages spreads of thicker card that can be removed from the booklet and used as deck plans for five different small craft.
NOTES: This product has no text booklet, only a cover folder and deck plan handouts scaled to 25mm miniatures.
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Credits (Primary Sources)
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| Credit | Authors & Contributors |
| Artist & Author | S.R. Greene |
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