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Mass: 55 tons Chassis: RAMTech QWT Power Plant: Vox 330 Cruising Speed: 64.8 kph Maximum Speed: 97.2 kph Jump Jets: Luxor Load Lifters Jump Capacity: 180 meters Armor: SimplePlate Manufacturers Type M Armament: 1 x Defiance B3L Heavy Laser 3 x Defiance B3M Medium Lasers Original Manufacturer: Blue Shot Weapons (2761) Communications System: Lynx-shur Targeting and Tracking System: Cyclops Multi-Tasker 10 Type: LNX-8V Lynx Tons Tonnage: 55 tons Internal Structure: 5.5 Engine: Vox 330 24.5 Walking MPs: 6 Running MPs: 9 Jumping MPs: 6 Heat Sinks: 10 6.0 Gyro: 4.0 Cockpit: 3.0 Armor Factor: 112 7.0 Structure Armor Head: 3 9 Center Torso: 18 18/5 Rt./Lt. Torso 13 12/4 Rt./Lt. Arm 9 12 Rt./Lt. Leg 13 12 Weapons and Ammo: Type Loc. Critical Tons Large Laser RA 2 5.0 Medium Laser LA 1 1.0 Medium Laser LA 1 1.0 Medium Laser CT 1 1.0 Jump Jets RT 3 1.5 Jump Jets LT 3 1.5 66
SHD-2N Shadow Hawk History: The Shadow Hawk is the longest continuously produced BattleMech design in existence. First introduced by Lang Industries in 2457, only 18 years after the creation of the first BattleMech, the MSK-5S Mackie, the Shadow Hawk has a long and storied history. The initial SHD-1R carried only an Armstrong J-7 AC/5 and a single medium laser. Commissioned by the Hegemony Armed Forces the SHD-1R proved a phenomenal success, opening the door for Lang Industries to bid on many important military contracts over the coming centuries. There were, however, problems with the placement of the armor, most notably around the legs. The myomer bundles that powered the legs would wear against the inner surface of the armor causing them to fail prematurely. Regular replacement of the bundles was required to keep the ‘Mech operational. In 2550, Lang Industries completely overhauled the Shadow Hawk line fixing the problems with the wear on the myomer bundles and incorporating the latest advances in engine, cockpit, and armor construction. The newly christened SHD-2H has remained on the front lines of the battlefield ever since. Armed with an Armstrong J-11 medium autocannon, a Holly LRM-5 and SRM-2, and a Martell medium laser, the SHD-2H can effectively engage at any range. With a top speed of 86.4 kph and a respectable jump capacity of 90 meters, the Shadow Hawk is as equally at home performing as a scout as it is leading a frontal assault. The over-the-shoulder mount of the Armstrong autocannon is also a noteworthy feature. As versatile as an arm mounted design, the Armstrong can provide fire in both the front and left side arcs due to its unique design. The Sparrow 300J life support system is also well known. Arguably the most advanced system of its kind, it keeps the cockpit 30% cooler on average. This not only keeps the MechWarrior comfortable during long duty assignments, but also allows the Shadow Hawk to maintain a withering rate of fire without having to keep a constant eye on the heat gauge. In addition, the Shadow Hawk makes a formidable brawler. One of the few ‘Mechs equipped with two fully manipulative hand actuators, the Lang actuator system is the most powerful one available today. This makes it an excellent choice as a raider, capable of easily picking up and carrying away supplies. It has even been known to have been used by technicians as an impromptu repair platform for repairing other BattleMechs. Capabilities: The SHD-2N retains the movement profile, protection, and the twelve heatsinks of the -2H while significantly upgrading the weapons. The Holly LRM-5 is replaced with a larger LRM-10 model while at the same time upgrading the Holly SRM-2 to a SRM-4. This is made possible by replacing the Armstrong autocannon with a Thunderbolt A5M heavy laser, commonly found on the 80-ton Zeus assault ‘Mech. The only weapon which remains unchanged is the Martell medium laser carried on the right arm. A cool running design to begin with, thanks in part to the Sparrow 300J, the -2N can inflict significantly more damage at all ranges making it an even more effective multi-function ‘Mech. Variants: Similar in concept to the failed VND-1AA Vindicator variant, the SHD-2D Shadow Hawk sacrifices armor in exchange for additional weaponry. Five full tons of armor are removed, leaving it scarcely more armored than a 20-ton Locust. In exchange for this loss of protection, the -2D mounts an additional SRM-2, along with another ton of ammunition, a second medium laser in the right arm, and two more heat sinks. The few units that utilize the variant use it largely as an ambusher. It unleashes an alpha-strike then quickly retreats. The -2K variant, developed by House Kurita, is referred to derogatorily by the Lyran’s as a “Griffin knockoff.” Carrying only a PPC and an LRM-5 along with 17 heatsinks, the -2K has proven itself a formidable support machine. Capable of maintaining a constant stream of punishing long range fire, it had earned grudging respect 67 from the LCAF due to the heavy losses it had inflicted on them. Current Manufacturers: Earthwerks Limited Calloway VI – Free Worlds League Model Cost BV PV SHD-2H 4,444,057 1064 30 SHD-2D 4,450,257 899 24 SHD-2K 4,498,307 1147 30 SHD-2N 4,591,307 1238 ??? Alpha Strike Statistics TP: BM SZ: 2 TMM: +2 MV: 10”/6j” Role: Skirmisher Damage S: 3 M: 3 L: 1 OV: 1 Armor: O O O O O Sructure: O O O O O Special: IF1, LRM 0*/1/1, SRM 1/1
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Contents Introduction…………
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First Generation BattleMechs Outsid
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Second Generation BattleMechs Predi
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