Editing Wasp

{{otheruses|the 20-ton BattleMech|other uses|Wasp (disambiguation)}}
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|image=Wasp_WSP-1S_FSW.jpg
|name=''Wasp''
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[[Achernar BattleMechs]] (3S)<ref name=TRCIp90f>''Technical Readout: Clan Invasion'', pp. 90–91: "WSP-3L Wasp"</ref> <!-- reprinted from TRO:PP --><ref name=cmk94/>
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[[Bordello Military Goods, Inc.]]<ref name=OB:Pp31>''Objectives: Periphery'', p. 31, "Bordello Military Goods, Inc."</ref>
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[[Defiance Industries]] (3S)<ref name=TRCIp90f /><ref>''Objectives: Lyran Alliance'', p. 12</ref><ref name=cmk94>''Combat Manual: Kurita'', p. 94</ref>
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[[Detroit Consolidated MechWorks]] (3L)<ref name=TRCIp90f />
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[[Diplass BattleMechs]]<ref name="FR2765:Pp11">''Field Report 2765: Periphery'', p. 11: "Infrastructural Integrity"</ref>
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[[General Mechanics]]
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[[General Motors]]<ref>''Handbook: House Davion'', p. 187</ref>
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[[Hellespont Industrials]] (3L)<ref name=TRCIp90f />
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[[Interstellar Arms]]<ref name="FM:3145p189">''Field Manual: 3145'', p. 189: "Fronc Reaches"</ref>
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[[Irian BattleMechs Unlimited]]
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[[Kali Yama Weapons Industries]]
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[[King Dumount Defense Facility]]<ref>''Objectives: Periphery'', p. 31, "King Dumount Defense Facility"</ref>
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[[Pride of Granada Industries]]<ref>''Objectives: Periphery'', p. 32, "Pride of Granada Industries"</ref>
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[[Taurus Territorial Industries]] (3L)<ref name=TRCIp90f />
|production year=2464
|year reference= <ref name=XTRO>''Experimental Technical Readout: Primitives, Volume 2'', p. 3</ref><ref name=ED>''Era Digest: Age of War'', p. 11</ref>
|model=WSP-1A
|cost = 1,646,640 [[C-bill]]s
|Tech Base = Inner Sphere
|mech type =BattleMech
|feet=biped
|mass=20
|chassis=1A Type 3
|armor=[[Durallex Light]]
|engine=[[GM 120]]
|comsys=[[Duotech 65]]
|T&T=[[RadCom TXX]]
|heat sinks=10 [[single heat sink]]s
|speed=95.1
|jumpjets=[[Rawlings 52]]
|armament= 
* 1x [[Medium laser]]
* 1x [[SRM-2]]
|BV (1.0) = 335
|BV (2.0) = 384<ref name=TRO3039-283>''Technical Readout: 3039'', p. 283</ref><ref>''Record Sheets: 3039 Unabridged'', p. 444</ref>
}}

==Description==
Introduced in [[Introduction Year::2464]] as an attempt by [[General Mechanics]] to create a fast and maneuverable recon [[BattleMech]] for the [[Terran Hegemony]], the '''''Wasp''''' was revolutionary for being the first 'Mech capable of jumping, sporting a prototype [[jump jet]] system; however, the system was not perfected for most of the next decade.<ref name=XTRO/><ref name=ED/> After improvements in production and jump jet technology progressed, the modern WSP-1A ''Wasp'' began production in [[2471]]. Centuries later, it is still considered a valued asset for recon work and is one of the most numerous 'Mechs in existence.<ref name=TRO3025-10>''Technical Readout: 3025'', p. 10</ref>

The initial design was built without monomolecular stress-resistant materials (MMSR) in the lower leg actuator. This wasn't identified as a flaw until the [[2580]] [[Battle of Imbros III (2580)|Battle of Imbros III]] when many ''Wasp'' MechWarriors practiced the [[jump-kick]] maneuver. After performing the maneuver even once, so much stress was put on the actuator that any subsequent jump-kicks immediately amputated the lower leg upon impact. By [[2610]] nearly all ''Wasps'' had been retrofitted with MMSR actuator bars.<ref name=TRO3025-10/><ref name=rg4p4/>

The classic WSP-1A has a ground speed that could be considered lackluster when compared to many modern light 'Mechs, but this was offset by its jump capability. While carrying heavier weapons than 'Mechs like the ''[[Locust]]'', the ''Wasp'' would generally only engage other light 'Mechs, using its jump capabilities to avoid conflicts with larger foes. The ''Wasp'' was also used in the role of raider because of its ability to hit and fade in rough terrain.<ref name=TRO3039-283/><ref name=TRO3025-10/>

Even after the sheer destruction of the [[Succession Wars (History)|Succession Wars]], the ''Wasp'' still remained the most numerous 'Mech ahead of the ''Locust'' and ''[[Stinger]]''; many thousands were in use by all of the [[Great Houses]] and in the [[Periphery]] while 100 or more were built each year from factories across known space. Nearly half of all newly built ''Wasps'' came from IBMU's and Kali Yama's factories located in the [[Free Worlds League]] on [[Shiro III]] and [[Kalidasa]] respectively. Among other major [[Inner Sphere]] ''Wasp'' manufacturing sites were [[Defiance Industries]]' [[Furillo]] factory in the [[Lyran Commonwealth]] and [[Achernar BattleMechs]] on [[New Avalon]] in the [[Federated Suns]]. Many of the Great Houses had ''Wasp'' variants built specifically for them, as did [[Wolf's Dragoons]]. Even out in the Periphery the ''Wasp'' was manufactured on [[Taurus]], [[Perdition]], [[Canopus IV]] and [[Alpheratz]], making it equally common among the [[Periphery States]].<ref name=TRO3039-283/><ref name=TRO3050-60>''Technical Readout: 3050'', p. 60</ref>

The reintroduction of [[Star League]] [[lostech]] was used to update the ancient design with modern improvements, starting first with the WSP-1S built by Defiance for the [[Federated Commonwealth]]. This was followed by the new WSP-3W built specifically for Wolf's Dragoons by Achernar, then the WSP-3M built by IBMU and Kali Yama.<ref name=TRO3050-60/> Another wave of updates came when [[Vicore Industries]] began to peddle their "[[Project Phoenix]]" program and found a willing buyer in [[Hellespont Industries]]. Requiring only minor changes to their production line, the new WSP-3L was more mobile and more stealthy; it debuted in late July of [[3067]], and the [[Capellan Confederation Armed Forces]] used it alongside new ''[[Raven]]'' and ''[[Phoenix Hawk]]'' models to form Shadow Lances. Taurus Territorial and Detroit Consolidated also began building these new ''Wasps'' under license from Hellespont, while Defiance designed their own updated version of the ''Wasp'', the WSP-3S, which was then licensed to Achernar.<ref name=TROPP-18>''Technical Readout: Project Phoenix'', p. 18</ref>

==Weapons and Equipment==
The WSP-1A ''Wasp'' was not designed as a line combat unit. It carries a light weapons payload meant primarily for self-defense against other [[light 'Mech]]s and was not meant to engage heavier 'Mechs, resulting in tactics such as the jump-kick in order to deal more damage. The primary weapon is a [[Diverse Optics Type 2]] [[medium laser]] carried in the right arm, backed up by a [[SRM-2#Bical|Bical]] [[SRM-2]] launcher that is curiously mounted in the left leg which can carry one ton of standard or [[Inferno (Missile)|Inferno]] rounds in the left torso, making it useful against enemy 'Mechs and a good deterrent against [[infantry]] and [[vehicle]]s.<ref name=TRO3025-10/><ref name=TRO3039-283/> Published schematics indicate that the leg-mounted SRM-2 launcher is located near the hip (see Notes).

The six [[jump jet]]s, split between the ''Wasp''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s legs and torso sections, are responsible for its jumping distance of 180 meters and its longevity as a recon 'Mech. These also make up for the relatively slow 66.5 km/h cruising speed produced by its four-ton [[fusion engine]]. 10 [[single heat sink]]s are more than enough for the ''Wasp'' - it can actually fire both of its weapon systems continuously with little to no issue unless the jump jets have been overused. The three tons of armor protection is average for light 'Mechs, and with its placement around the chassis essentially two shots to the same spot anywhere will punch through and cause damage.<ref name=TRO3025-10/>

==Variants==
*; WSP-1 : Developed by General Mechanics on [[Terra#Manufacturing_Centers_Mars|Mars]] in [[2464]] as the first generation ''Wasp'', this version used several [[Primitive Technology|primitive]] components. The primitive engine reduced the top speed to 85 km/h and meant that only a single [[medium laser]] was carried, the prototype jump jets could only cover 150 meters in a jump, and the primitive armor provided much less protection than the later [[BattleTech eras|Succession Wars]]-era ''Wasp''s, even though it carried three and a half tons of armor.<ref name=XTRO/>

*; WSP-1D : Developed in response to logistical attrition during the later years of the [[First Succession War]], this [[Federated Suns]] variant developed in [[2823]] exchanges the [[SRM-2]] launcher for two [[ChisComp 32]] [[small laser]]s in the left torso and an [[Olympian]] [[flamer]] in the left leg. While firing these additional weapons leads to an increased heat output, it is not enough to pose a serious risk.<ref name=TRO3025-10/><ref name=TRO3039-283/><ref name=FSW-156>''First Succession War'', p. 156: "Rules Annex - Technical Readout: - WSP-1D/1K/1L Wasp"</ref> BV (1.0) = 327; BV (2.0) = 403<ref>''Record Sheets: 3039 Unabridged'', p. 445</ref>

*; WSP-1K : Another variant intended to ease logistical requirements as the First Succession War dragged on, the [[Draconis Combine]]'s 1K ''Wasp'' was introduced in [[2818]], improving protection while sacrificing firepower.<ref name=TRO3025-10/> It retains the [[medium laser]] but replaces the [[SRM-2]] launcher with a [[Sperry Browning]] [[machine gun]] and one ton of ammunition in the left torso. The saved weight was used to upgrade the armor by half a ton.<ref name=TRO3039-283/><ref name=FSW-156/> BV (1.0) = 330; BV (2.0) = 376<ref>''Record Sheets: 3039 Unabridged'', p. 446</ref>

*; WSP-1L : A variant of the ''Wasp'' produced by [[Hellespont]] for [[Capellan Confederation]] in [[2799]], the 1L replaced the [[medium laser]] and [[SRM-2]] launcher with a single [[Holly (SRM-4)|Holly]] [[SRM-4]] launcher carried in the right arm supplied with a single ton of reloads in the right torso. Envisioning a variant highly adaptable to the raiding actions of the First Succession War, the Capellan [[Strategios]] deployed the 1L with multiple munition types based on their intended mission role, such as incendiary or gas SRMs for anti-infantry support or smoke SRMs for recon concealment. The reduction in overall firepower made the 1L an adequate though not spectacular combatant.<ref name=TRO3025-10/><ref name=TRO3039-283/><ref name=FSW-156/> BV (1.0) = 290; BV (2.0) = 335<ref>''Record Sheets: 3039 Unabridged'', p. 447</ref>

*; WSP-1S : The Federated Commonwealth's model of choice starting in [[3049]], Defiance Industries of Furillo upgraded the chassis to [[endo steel]] and the armor to three and a half tons of [[ferro-fibrous]]. This variant uses the weight savings to carry a [[medium pulse laser]] in its right arm, two [[Defiance B3S]] [[small laser]]s in the right torso, and a [[Zippo]] [[flamer]] in the left torso.<ref name=TRO3050-60/> BV (1.0) = 336; BV (2.0) = 423<ref>''Record Sheets: 3085 Unabridged — Project Phoenix'', p. 24</ref>

*; WSP-1W : Associated with [[Wolf's Dragoons]] and debuting in [[3009]], the 1W ''Wasp'' replaced all of the weapons with six [[small laser]]s, two each split between the right arm, right torso, and left torso. While sacrificing long-range capability this gives the 1W superior close-range firepower.<ref name=TRO3025-10/><ref name=TRO3039-283/> BV (1.0) = 316; BV (2.0) = 373<ref>''Record Sheets: 3039 Unabridged'', p. 448</ref>

*; WSP-3A : Developed by the [[Outworlds Alliance]] in [[3082]], the 3A was armed with a single [[medium pulse laser]]. It also utilizes [[endo steel]] and an [[XL gyro]] to save weight. While using a smaller engine, its reduced ground speed was offset by [[improved jump jet]]s allowing it to jump 240 meters at a time.<ref name=TRO3085-231>''Technical Readout: 3085'', p. 231</ref> It also includes a [[Full-Head Ejection System]]. BV (2.0) = 401<ref>''Record Sheets: 3085 Unabridged — Project Phoenix'', p. 25</ref>

*; WSP-3K : This variant was introduced in the [[Dark Age]] era. It carries a single [[medium laser]] and an [[MRM-10]] into combat on an [[endo steel]] frame. It uses an [[XL engine]] and 10 [[single heat sink]]s. Most importantly, it's equipped with a [[Full Head Ejection System]] to protect the pilot. BV (2.0) = 477<ref>''Record Sheets: 3145 New Tech, New Upgrades'', p. 75</ref>

*; WSP-3L : Developed by Vicore Industries from [[Word of Blake]] plans and manufactured by Hellespont Industrials of [[Sian]], TTI on [[Taurus]], and DCM on [[Detroit]], the 3L variant uses the [[Capellan Confederation]]'s new [[stealth armor]] and a [[Hellespont Type W Endo Steel]] chassis to make it more stealthy, mobile and survivable. Four tons of [[Hellespont Lite Stealth Armor]] provide superior protection and, along with a [[Guardian ECM suite]], makes it harder to locate and hit the ''Wasp''. The six [[jump jet]]s were also relocated to the rear torso to better protect them and decrease cost. A [[Diverse Optics (ERML)|Diverse Optics]] [[ER medium laser]] is carried in the right arm and a [[Death Bloom]] [[RL-10]] is mounted in the right torso; the inclusion of a [[Marian Hegemony|Marian]] weapon to the 'Mech was controversial but nevertheless provided additional firepower. Despite other improvements, the 3L variant still carries 10 [[single heat sink]]s, a cost-cutting measure to take advantage of the Capellans' massive stockpile of these components. For communications this variant mounts a [[Hellespont Tight Beam]] system and a [[RadCom TXXI]] for targeting-tracking.<ref name=TRCIp90f /> It is also equipped with a [[Full Head Ejection System]].<ref name="rs3085-26">''Record Sheets: 3085 Unabridged — Project Phoenix'', p. 26</ref> First appearing in [[3067]], the WSP-3L was the first model featuring the new "Project Phoenix" makeover. BV (1.0) = 441; BV (2.0) = 610<ref name="rs3085-26"/>

*; WSP-3M : The post–[[Helm Memory Core]] [[House Marik]] variant introduced in [[3051]], the 3M ''Wasp'' upgrades the chassis to [[Irian Chassis Second Generation Class 20]] [[endo steel]] and the armor to [[ferro-fibrous]]. This variant carries an [[Intek (MPL)|Intek]] [[medium pulse laser]] in its right arm and a single [[Irian Weapons Works (SRM-2)|Irian Weapons Works]] [[SRM-2]] launcher in the right torso with CASE for the ammunition. The variant is also equipped with the potent [[Irian E.A.R.]] communications system and the [[Wasat Aggressor]] targeting-tracking system.<ref name=TRO3050-60/> BV (1.0) = 346; BV (2.0) = 394<ref>''Record Sheets: 3085 Unabridged — Project Phoenix'', p. 27</ref>

*; WSP-3P : Another Dark Age era variant, this model has a top speed of 110 km/h and can cover 210 meters in a jump. It's also equipped with a [[Full-Head Ejection System]]. For offensive operations it carries an [[ER medium laser]] and a [[RL-10]]. BV (2.0) = 537<ref>''Record Sheets: 3145 New Tech, New Upgrades'', p. 76</ref>

*; WSP-3S : The [[Lyran Alliance]]'s Project Phoenix rebuild, the 3S variant of the ''Wasp'' introduced in 3067 upgrades the engine to a [[Light fusion engine|light]] version and carries two [[ER medium laser]]s, a [[Full-Head Ejection System]], a [[Guardian ECM suite]], and a [[Target Acquisition Gear|TAG]] target designator. Defiance also licensed this version to Achernar on New Avalon.<ref name=TRCIp90f /> BV (1.0) = 584; BV (2.0) = 595<ref>''Record Sheets: 3085 Unabridged — Project Phoenix'', p. 28</ref>

*; WSP-3W : Manufactured by Achernar for Wolf's Dragoons in [[3050]], the [[Clan Invasion era]] 3W upgraded the armor to [[ferro-fibrous]] and carried two [[Sutel Precision Line (SPL)|Sutel Precision Line]] [[small pulse laser]]s in the right arm and four [[ChisComp 32]] [[small laser]]s split between left leg and left torso. This increased firepower came at the cost of reducing armor protection to just two tons.<ref name=TRO3050-60/> BV (1.0) = 276; BV (2.0) = 342<ref>''Record Sheets: 3085 Unabridged — Project Phoenix'', p. 29</ref><ref name=rg4p4>''Recognition Guide: ilClan, vol. 4'', p. 4</ref>

*; WSP-3X : A failed [[Irian BattleMechs Unlimited]] variant designed under the supervision of [[Herbert Sampson]], this model built on the 3M with upgrades to an [[XL engine]] and [[XL gyro]]. It was armed with two [[Thunderbolt 5]] launchers and a [[medium laser]], and it used [[compact heat sink]]s. The weight of the new systems necessitated a reduction to a minimal two tons of armor, and due to high cost and poor performance, the project was scrapped in [[3091]]. BV (2.0) = 521.<ref>''Experimental Technical Readout: Caveat Emptor'', p. 9</ref>

*; WSP-4W : A replacement for the 3W, Wolf's Dragoons deployed this improved model shortly before the [[Jihad]] began due to negative combat experiences with its predecessor. Protection is increased to three tons of [[ferro-fibrous]] armor and it is powered by a [[light fusion engine]] with 10 [[double heat sinks]]. The right arm and left torso are equipped with [[ER medium laser]]s and a pair of [[small pulse laser]]s are installed in the left leg. BV (2.0) = 551<ref name=rg4p417>''Recognition Guide: ilClan, vol. 4'', pp. 4, 17</ref>

*; WSP-5A : Produced after the [[Dark Age]] began, this ''Wasp'' variant uses an [[ER medium laser]] and [[Streak SRM-2]] as its weaponry. The Streak ammo is protected by [[CASE II]] while the armor is [[ferro-fibrous]]. This variant uses an [[XL engine]] to reach speeds of 120 km/h, and eight [[jump jet]]s are attached to the [[endo-composite]] frame to allow 240 meter jumps. BV (2.0) = 517<ref name=rg4p5>''Recognition Guide: ilClan, vol. 4'', p. 5</ref>

*; WSP-7MAF : This [[3071]] variant uses an [[XL engine]] on a [[Hellespont Type W]] [[endo steel]] frame to propel the ''Wasp'' up to 129 km/h. It also mounts enough [[jump jet]]s to match, with a maximum range of 240 meters per jump. It has to use this speed to good effect, as it is only protected by three tons of [[Jolassa 328]] armor. The right arm [[medium laser]] was upgraded to a [[Diverse Optics (ERML)|Diverse Optics]] [[ER medium laser]], and the design uses 10 [[double heat sink]]s to dissipate waste heat. Finally, a [[Doombud]] [[MML-5]] with two tons of ammunition gives it a decent punch at all ranges. In order to make room for these upgrades, a [[small cockpit]] and [[XL gyro]] are also used. Despite the unit designation, the design was manufactured by all three members of the [[Trinity Alliance]] at [[Hellespont Industries]], [[Taurus Territorial Industries]], and [[Detroit Consolidated MechWorks]].<ref name=TRO3085-231/> BV (2.0) = 488<ref>''Record Sheets: 3085 Unabridged — Project Phoenix'', p. 30</ref>

*; WSP-8T : Manufactured by Hellespont and Detroit Consolidated in [[3075]], the 8T carries a single [[MML-3]] and a [[light PPC]] to increase the ''Wasp''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s effective range. The increased size of the weaponry forced designers to use a [[small cockpit]] and [[XL engine]]. BV (2.0) = 439<ref>''Record Sheets: 3085 Unabridged — Project Phoenix'', p. 31</ref>

*; ''Wasp C'' : Produced by [[Wolf Empire]] techs, this 'Mech uses a unique blend of [[Clan]] and [[Inner Sphere]] technology. The engine, gyro, [[endo steel]] chassis, and [[jump jet]]s are Inner Sphere quality, while the [[ferro-fibrous]] armor, [[double heat sink]]s, and weapons are Clan grade. The right arm carries a Clan [[ER large laser]] while the left leg has a Clan-built [[Improved One Shot]] [[Streak SRM-2]]. The laser's long range is particularly useful, as the ''Wasp C'' has ground speed and jump radius of Succession Wars era ''Wasp''s. BV (2.0) = 755<ref name=rg4p5/>

===Apocryphal Variants===
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The 1988 video game ''[[BattleTech: The Crescent Hawks' Inception]]'' features two unnamed consecutive modifications that 'Mech techs would perform on WSP-1A at MechIt-Lubes on [[Chara III]], with the impression given that they are standardized and common modifications that are frequently made as of [[3028]]:<br />
"First Modification" - [[SRM-2]] and ammunition exchanged for one [[medium laser]] in the left leg and a ton of armor (+4 to head, +4 to center torso, +3 to each leg, +2 to each side torso and -2 to center torso/rear);<br />
"Second Modification" - In addition to the first modification, all [[jump jet]]s are exchanged for three [[medium laser]]s, with one each installed in the head, center torso, and left arm.
{{ApocryphalContentEnd}}

==Design Quirks==
The ''Wasp'' has the following [[Design Quirk]]s:<ref name=BTMp95>''BattleTech Manual'', p. 95: "BattleMech Quirk Table - Wasp"</ref>
* [[Easy to Maintain]]
* [[Extended Torso Twist]]
* [[Ubiquitous]]

The WSP-1 ''Wasp'' variant is subject to the following [[Design Quirks]]:<ref name=XTRO/>
* [[Hard to Pilot]]
* [[Weak Legs]]

==Related designs==
* WSP-2A ''[[Super Wasp]]'' - Although it carried the designation WSP-2A, this is arguably not a variant but rather a new 'Mech design based on the regular ''Wasp'' in a similar fashion to [[IIC]] evolutions of existing designs, albeit without [[Clan]] level technology. The ''Super Wasp'' weighs in at 25 tons, 25% more than its predecessor.

* ''[[Wasp LAM]]'' - A heavy modification of the ''Wasp'', it was capable of transforming between a 'Mech and an [[aerospace fighter]]. The most successful of the LAMs, it is nonetheless very rare and hard to use, and is almost unseen by the 31st century. While the ''Wasp'' has seen many variants and production over the years, the LAM model was only briefly produced.

==Notable Pilots==
:''See [[:Category:Notable Wasp Pilots]]''

==Notes==
* Introduced in ''[[Battledroids]]'' with incorrect stats (it was one ton overweight) and then with accurate stats in ''[[BattleTech, 2nd Edition]]'', the ''Wasp'' was one of the first [[BattleMech]]s ever. Its original visual representation is now among the [[Unseen]].
* The placement of the [[SRM-2]] launcher in the left leg of the original WSP-1A is somewhat curious. The weapon is not visible in artwork depicting the 'Mech. An illustration in the ([[apocryphal]]) [[Science Fiction Combat Book Game#WSP-1A Wasp|''Wasp'' combat book]] (Section 63: "Medium Range Firing Missiles") indicates the launcher is mounted high up on the leg, near the hip. (The leg-mounted SRM launchers on the ''[[Crusader]]'', the only other original 'Mech with leg-mounted weapons, are also depicted as being essentially hip-mounted.)
* The [[Marik Zabielski]] dossier, from the ''[[MechWarrior: Dark Age]]'' Counterassault set, cites an unknown variant of the ''Wasp'' with serial number DA4350-11L. This ''Wasp'' has been equipped with [[endo steel]], a 120-rated [[XL engine]], [[jump jet]]s, an [[ER medium laser]], and an [[LRM 10]] launcher. It was noted as being customized with Clan technology and is likely a one-off customization.
* In German products, the unit's proper name was translated to '''''Wespe'''''. The model code was left unchanged.
* In French products, the unit's proper name was translated as '''''Guêpe'''''.

==Gallery==
<gallery>
Wasp.jpg|Original [[Unseen]] WSP-1A ''Wasp'' from ''[[Technical Readout: 3025|TRO:3025]]''
File:BPWasp.jpg|WSP-1 ''Wasp'' prototype as shown in [[BattleTech Technical Blueprints]]
Wasp_WSP-1S_FSW.jpg|WSP-1A ''Wasp'' from ''[[First Succession War (sourcebook)|First Succession War]]''
3050 Wasp.jpg|WSP-3M ''Wasp'' from ''[[Technical Readout: 3050|TRO:3050]]''
Wsp-3l wasp.jpg|[[Reseen]] WSP-3L ''Wasp'' from ''[[Technical Readout: Project Phoenix|TRO:Phoenix]]''
WSP-3S Wasp.jpg|WSP-3S ''Wasp'' from ''TRO:Phoenix''
WSP3XWasp.png|WSP-3X ''Wasp'' from ''[[Experimental Technical Readout: Caveat Emptor|XTRO:Caveat Emptor]]''
WSP-1 Wasp.jpg|Primitive WSP-1 ''Wasp'' from ''[[Experimental Technical Readout: Primitives, Volume 2|XTRO:Primitives II]]''
WSP-8T Wasp.jpg|WSP-8T ''Wasp'' from ''[[Technical Readout: 3085|TRO:3085]]''
WaspSchematics.jpg|Schematics of a ''Wasp'' from ''[[BattleForce]]'' rulebook
Camokuritaswordoflight2.png|''Wasp'' in colors of [[Sword of Light]] from ''[[Camo Specs]]''
Wasp_MW1stE.PNG|''Wasp'' from ''[[MechWarrior: The BattleTech Role Playing Game]]''
Wasp MWDA.png|''Wasp'' from ''[[MechWarrior: Liao Incursion|MWDA LI]]'' dossiers
WaspCrescentHawksInception.JPG|Schematics of a ''Wasp'' from ''[[BattleTech: The Crescent Hawks' Inception|Crescent Hawk's Inception Guide]]''
Battledroids-Wasp.jpg|''Wasp'' standee from ''[[Battledroids]]''
BattleTech2e-Wasp.jpg|''Wasp'' standee from ''[[BattleTech, Second Edition]]''
Mechs-Wasp.jpg|''Wasp'' miniature from ''[[...Mechs!]]'' (also used in ''[[BattleTech, Third Edition]]'')
Inner Sphere Battle Lance - Wasp.jpg|''Wasp'' miniature from ''[[BattleTech: Inner Sphere Battle Lance]]''
</gallery>

==References==
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==Bibliography==
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* ''[[BattleMech Manual]]''
* ''[[Combat Manual: Kurita]]''
* ''[[Experimental Technical Readout: Caveat Emptor]]''
* ''[[Experimental Technical Readout: Primitives, Volume 2]]''
* ''[[Field Manual: 3145]]''
* ''[[Field Report 2765: Periphery]]''
* ''[[First Succession War (sourcebook)|First Succession War]]''
* ''[[Objectives: Periphery]]''
* ''[[Recognition Guide: ilClan, vol. 4]]''
* ''[[Record Sheets: 3039 Unabridged]]''
* ''[[Record Sheets: 3085 Unabridged — Project Phoenix]]''
* ''[[Record Sheets: 3145 New Tech, New Upgrades]]''
* ''[[Record Sheets: Phoenix Upgrades]]''
* [http://battlecorps.com/BC2/news.html?article=425 Solid Periphery Machinery - WSP-7MAF ''Wasp'' Profile] (dead link)
* ''[[Technical Readout: 3025]]''
* ''[[Technical Readout: 3039]]''
* ''[[Technical Readout: 3050]]''
* ''[[Technical Readout: 3085]]''
* ''[[Technical Readout: Project Phoenix]]''
* ''[[Total Warfare Style Record Sheets: Phoenix Upgrades]]''
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