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Line 45: ==Notes== ==Notes== − *The ''Leviathan'' was first depicted on the cover of ''[[Technical Readout: 3057]]'' (a Technical Readout heavily focused on spacecraft). However, the ''Leviathan'' class was not actually included in the book, leaving many fans to wonder about the mystery vessel shown on the cover. The in-universe date of the book suggests the depicted ship must be either the ''Leviathan'' or the ''Great Bear'', as construction of the third ''Leviathan''-class vessel was not begun until around a decade later. Later official miniatures art shows the ''Great Bear'' sporting a red, not blue, background for the Clan crest painted on the hull, suggesting the ship depicted to be the ''Leviathan''. + *The ''Leviathan'' was first depicted on the cover of ''[[Technical Readout: 3057]]'' (a Technical Readout heavily focused on space ships). However, the ''Leviathan'' class was not actually included in the book, leaving many fans to wonder about the mystery vessel shown on the cover. The in-universe date of the book suggests the depicted ship must be either the ''Leviathan'' or the ''Great Bear'', as construction of the third ''Leviathan''-class vessel was not begun until around a decade later. Later official miniatures art shows the ''Great Bear'' sporting a red, not blue, background for the Clan crest painted on the hull, suggesting the ship depicted to be the ''Leviathan''. *No game stats have ever been published for the original ''Leviathan''. The known data from the transport and battleship subtypes does establish its mass (as a different mass would require a different drive core) and strongly suggests that it would have had eight [[docking hardpoint]]s; beyond that, no hard data is available. Even the length of the transport version (1,623 m) and the battleship upgrade (1,700 m) is different, providing only a ballpark estimate. *No game stats have ever been published for the original ''Leviathan''. The known data from the transport and battleship subtypes does establish its mass (as a different mass would require a different drive core) and strongly suggests that it would have had eight [[docking hardpoint]]s; beyond that, no hard data is available. Even the length of the transport version (1,623 m) and the battleship upgrade (1,700 m) is different, providing only a ballpark estimate.
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| − | *The ''Leviathan'' was first depicted on the cover of ''[[Technical Readout: 3057]]'' (a Technical Readout heavily focused on | + | *The ''Leviathan'' was first depicted on the cover of ''[[Technical Readout: 3057]]'' (a Technical Readout heavily focused on space ships). However, the ''Leviathan'' class was not actually included in the book, leaving many fans to wonder about the mystery vessel shown on the cover. The in-universe date of the book suggests the depicted ship must be either the ''Leviathan'' or the ''Great Bear'', as construction of the third ''Leviathan''-class vessel was not begun until around a decade later. Later official miniatures art shows the ''Great Bear'' sporting a red, not blue, background for the Clan crest painted on the hull, suggesting the ship depicted to be the ''Leviathan''. |
*No game stats have ever been published for the original ''Leviathan''. The known data from the transport and battleship subtypes does establish its mass (as a different mass would require a different drive core) and strongly suggests that it would have had eight [[docking hardpoint]]s; beyond that, no hard data is available. Even the length of the transport version (1,623 m) and the battleship upgrade (1,700 m) is different, providing only a ballpark estimate. | *No game stats have ever been published for the original ''Leviathan''. The known data from the transport and battleship subtypes does establish its mass (as a different mass would require a different drive core) and strongly suggests that it would have had eight [[docking hardpoint]]s; beyond that, no hard data is available. Even the length of the transport version (1,623 m) and the battleship upgrade (1,700 m) is different, providing only a ballpark estimate. | ||