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Mass: 60 tons Chassis: MangoTech 500 Spiral Jection Power Plant: Vlar 300 Cruising Speed: 54.0 kph Maximum Speed: 86.4 kph Jump Jets: None Jump Capacity: None Armor: Starshield Armament: 2 x Victory 34R Heavy Lasers 2 x Victory 23R Medium Lasers Original Manufacturer: Krupp Stellar Technologies (2581) Communications System: Sipher KIT-4 Targeting and Tracking System: Hawkeye B3 Type: LNC 25-02B Lancelot Tons Tonnage: 60 tons Internal Structure: 6.0 Engine: Vlar 300 19.0 Walking MPs: 5 Running MPs: 8 Jumping MPs: 0 Heat Sinks: 17 7.0 Gyro: 3.0 Cockpit: 3.0 Armor Factor: 160 10.0 Structure Armor Head: 3 9 Center Torso: 20 25/8 Rt./Lt. Torso 14 20/5 Rt./Lt. Arm 10 16 Rt./Lt. Leg 14 18 Weapons and Ammo: Type Loc. Critical Tons Large Laser RA 2 5.0 Large Laser LA 2 5.0 Medium Laser CT 1 1.0 Medium Laser RT 1 1.0 72
QKD-4K Quickdraw History: The Quickdraw is designed by the same company that produces the Awesome, the 80-ton legendary dreadnaught. Technicron Manufacturing introduced the Awesome in 2665 as a replacement for the aging and uninspired Striker, a ‘Mech that had dominated the ranks of the SLDF for decades. The success of the Awesome far surpassed even their highest hopes as orders poured in not only from the SLDF, but also from the quartermasters of the armies maintained by the House Lords. Today, the Awesome still ranks among the most feared BattleMechs of all time and is often found in the vanguard of actions designed to penetrate heavy enemy defenses. In 2779, over a hundred years after the introduction of the Awesome, Technicron Manufacturing hoped to enjoy equal success with the introduction of its QKD-4G Quickdraw, positioning it as a replacement for the venerable 60-ton Rifleman. However, as the Succession Wars broke out and factory after factory was reduced to rubble, it quickly became apparent that each and every BattleMech, regardless of quality, would find a willing buyer. Produced out of the same facility on Savannah that manufactures the Awesome, the Quickdraw is one of the few heavy ‘Mechs equipped with jump jets. The powerful Chilton 460 jump jets are capable of propelling the machine a full 150 meters, an astounding distance for such a heavy machine. The Quickdraw also uses the same Vlar 300 fusion engine found in the 100-ton Atlas assault ‘Mech. This massive power plant allows the Quickdraw to indefinitely sustain speeds of over 85 kph, making it exceptionally fast for its weight class.Eight tons of Riese-475 armor protect the sensitive inner workings. The original -4G version carries a Delta Dart LRM-10 for engaging at long-range while 4 Omicron 4000 medium lasers, two of them rear mounted, supported by a Hovertec Quad rack, make it a dangerous short range fighter. The Quickdraw also features unusual arm actuators. Capable of bending backwards as well as forward, this allows the arm mounted Omicron lasers to be fired into the rear arc. Combined with the two lasers already located in the right rear torso, the Quickdraw can put just as devastating an amount of firepower on a target behind it as it can on one in front of it, effectively giving it a full 360 degree firing arc. The foot assembly is also unique. The distinctive circular rotors used by the ankles make the feet highly articulated. This allows the Quickdraw to transverse slopes 12 degrees steeper than comparable BattleMechs. In addition, the advanced foot actuator provides additional stability when jumping or moving across rough or slick surfaces, such as snow, mud, or even ice. The downside is the rotor housing is notoriously fragile and enemy MechWarriors often intentionally try to kick, stomp, or shot at it in hopes of crippling or even immobilizing the nimble machine. Technicron Manufacturing licensed the Quickdraw to Luthien Armor Works who gave it the PLD-4N Paladin designation. It is identical to the QKD-4G Quickdraw. Capabilities: Instead of relying on an LRM-10 for long range fire, the QKD-4K Quickdraw replaces the medium laser in the right arm with a compact Lord Light’s particle projection cannon. This significantly increases its damage potential with very little loss in range and partially reduces the deadly threat of an ammunition explosion. The Lord’s Light PPC was chosen specifically because the mount doesn’t interfere with the hyper-extending arm actuators unique to the Quickdraw chassis. Because the Quickdraw can flip it arms to fire into the rear arc, one of the rear mounted medium lasers has been moved to front to give it provide additional firepower. The second rear mounted medium laser has been replaced with an additional heat to help offset the additional burden from the PPC, giving the -4K a total of 14 heat sinks. 73 Variants: The -4H variant simply moves the Hovertec Quad Rack to a rear mount while switching the two rear medium lasers to the front, giving it more forward firepower. Current Manufacturers: Technicron Manufacturing Savannah – Free Worlds League Luthien Armor Works Luthien – Draconis Combine Model Cost BV PV QKD-4G 5,423,360 1192 30 QKD-4H 5,423,360 1242 29 QKD-4K 5,458,560 1249 ??? Alpha Strike Statistics TP: BM SZ: 3 TMM: +2 MV: 10j” Role: Skirmisher Damage S: 3 M: 3 L: 1 OV: 0 Armor: O O O O Sructure: O O O O O Special:
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Contents Introduction…………
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The State of BattleMech Technology
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