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Mass: 85 tons Chassis: Hollis Mark X Power Plant: Strand 255 Cruising Speed: 32.4 kph Maximum Speed: 54.0 kph Jump Jets: None Jump Capacity: None Armor: Star Guard IV Armament: 1 x Kali Yama Big Bore AC/20 1 x Zeus LRM-15 8 x Martell Medium Laser Original Manufacturer: Hollis Industries (2633) Communications System: HartfordCo COM 4000 Targeting and Tracking System: HartfordCo XKZ 1 Type: BLR-1W Battlemaster Tons Tonnage: 85 tons Internal Structure: 8.5 Engine: Strand 255 13.0 Walking MPs: 3 Running MPs: 5 Jumping MPs: 0 Heat Sinks: 20 10.0 Gyro: 3.0 Cockpit: 3.0 Armor Factor: 232 14.5 Head: 3 9 Center Torso: 27 40/11 Rt./Lt. Torso 18 28/8 Rt./Lt. Arm 14 24 Rt./Lt. Leg 18 26 Weapons and Ammo: AC/20 RA/RT 10 14.0 Ammo (AC) 10 RT 2 2.0 LRM-15 LT 3 7.0 Ammo (LRM) 16 LT 2 2.0 Medium Laser RT 1 1.0 Medium Laser RT 1 1.0 Medium Laser RT 1 1.0 Medium Laser RT(R) 2 1.0 Medium Laser LT 1 1.0 Medium Laser LT 1 1.0 Medium Laser LT 1 1.0 Medium Laser LT(R) 1 1.0 94
LGB-7T Longbow History: The Longbow is the brainchild of Lockenburg-Holly Industries. One of the oldest ‘Mechs still in production, it is a contemporary of the venerable Archer, Stinger and Thunderbolt. Introduced as the LGB-0C in 2480, it used the primitive technology of the time, making it slow, lightly armored, and under gunned by modern standards. It was, however, only the second ‘Mech after the ARC- 2R Archer, to mount the massive LRM-20 missile system. At the time, however, it was an enormous success for Lockenburg-Holly Industries and a show case for their missile systems. Spring boarding from this success, they would go onto merge with several other manufactures to form the now familiar StarCorps Industries. In 2529, StarCorps Industries updated the Longbow with Second Generation BattleMech technology. This gave the engineers a chance to address the most popular complaint regarding the 85-ton design. Replacing the primitive 255 fusion engine with a standard Strand 340 model, the LGB-0W has a top sustained speed of almost 65 kph. The backup lasers were also removed from the original design, with the exception of the head mounted small laser, and replaced with two Delta Dart LRM-5s giving the -0W the ability to launch salvos of 50 long range missiles at a time, surpassing the capacity of its closest competitor, the Archer. The armor remained effectively unchanged. While the - 0C carried 13.5 tons of primitive armor, the -0W only carries nine. However, with the advances in metallurgy and manufacturing techniques, the protection is equivalent even though it weighs 4.5 tons less. In 2610, StarCorps Industries took another look at the wildly successful Longbow. This time, however, they chose to address the other major complaint at the expense of the first. Swapping out the large Strand 340 in favor of a modern Strand 255, the LGB-7Q returned to the top speed of the original, 54 kph. It also returned to the original 14.5 tons of armor, this time using the updated StarSlab/9.5 Mk II, giving it protection matched only by that of the vaunted BLR-1G Battlemaster. The - 7Q also carries a pair of pair of Ceres Arms medium lasers should it find itself in close quarters combat. Interestingly enough, the Star League never commissioned a Third Generation variant of the Longbow, content with the potent capabilities of the both the -0W and -7Q models. Many pilots preferred the added speed of the -0W over the additional armor of the -7Q, and StarCorps continues to produce both models. Capabilities: The -7T model finally makes a compelling case for those pilots who preferred the -0W to finally make the switch. Armed with 4 Holly LRM-15s, the -7T can vomit forth an astounding 60 long range missiles in a single devastating volley. Equipped with six tons of ammunition, and retaining the two supplementary medium lasers, it carries 18 heat sinks. The –OW only carries 13, while the -7Q mounts a full 22 heat sinks. Also using the Strand 255 fusion engine, the –7T reduces the armor by one ton as compared to the -7Q, switching to the respected Valiant Lamellor for the purpose. One of the other features which makes the Longbow so sought after is the Octagon Tartrac System C tracking system. Rivaling the famous Garret D2j for anti-aircraft work, the Tartrac can simultaneously track a multitude of fast moving targets allowing the 85-ton fire support platform to bring its long ranged missiles to bear. Many an Aerospace fighter pilot has discovered only too late that there was a Longbow on the field. Variants: The -0W carries two LRM-20s, two LRM-5s and small laser, along with six tons of ammunition. It has a top speed of 65 kph, 13 heat sinks, and is protected by nine tons of armor. This allows the -0W to keep pace with most other heavy ‘Mechs. Current Manufacturers: StarCorps Industries St. Ives – Capellan Confederation Model Cost BV PV LGB-0W 8,314,671 1,337 36 LGB-7Q 7,130,825 1618 45 LGB-7T 7,356,525 1733 ??? Alpha Strike Statistics TP: BM SZ: 4 TMM: +1 MV: 6” Role: Missile Boat Damage S: 2 M: 4 L: 3 OV: 1 Armor: O O O O O O O Sructure: O O O O O O O Special: OVL, IF3, LRM 2/3/3 95
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Contents Introduction…………
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The State of BattleMech Technology
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Atlas of BattleMech Production Comp
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