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"Mad Dog" MacNaughton was the pilot of "Master Blaster", the first prototype of the BMB-010 ''[[Bombard]]'' developed by [[Solaris Arms]] in [[3054]]. MacNaughton was able to take his first few opponents by surprise, his opponents unprepared for such a light 'Mech to carry two [[AC/20|mammoth autocannons]], raising considerable interest in the design. Catching the attention of a top promoter, "Mad Dog" MacNaughton fought a number of duels over the next few years until his promoter booked a match against [[Clan Invasion]] veteran [[Roman Welles]] in the [[Boreal Reach|Davion Arena]].<ref name="1992UpdateFlyer">''1992 Update Flyer'', p. 5, "Solaris 7 Mechs"</ref> <ref name=TRO3055U-150>''Technical Readout: 3055 Upgrade'', p. 150 "Solaris VII BattleMechs - BMB-013 ''Bombard''"</ref> | "Mad Dog" MacNaughton was the pilot of "Master Blaster", the first prototype of the BMB-010 ''[[Bombard]]'' developed by [[Solaris Arms]] in [[3054]]. MacNaughton was able to take his first few opponents by surprise, his opponents unprepared for such a light 'Mech to carry two [[AC/20|mammoth autocannons]], raising considerable interest in the design. Catching the attention of a top promoter, "Mad Dog" MacNaughton fought a number of duels over the next few years until his promoter booked a match against [[Clan Invasion]] veteran [[Roman Welles]] in the [[Boreal Reach|Davion Arena]].<ref name="1992UpdateFlyer">''1992 Update Flyer'', p. 5, "Solaris 7 Mechs"</ref> <ref name=TRO3055U-150>''Technical Readout: 3055 Upgrade'', p. 150 "Solaris VII BattleMechs - BMB-013 ''Bombard''"</ref> | ||
| − | Though Welles was piloting a much lighter ''[[Wolfhound]]'', he was ready and able to adapt for ''Bombard'''s barrage and take advantage of its pathetic mobility, handing "Mad Dog" a humiliating defeat. The reputation and futures of both MacNaughton and the ''Bombard'' were shattered by this loss | + | Though Welles was piloting a much lighter ''[[Wolfhound]]'', he was ready and able to adapt for ''Bombard'''s barrage and take advantage of its pathetic mobility, handing "Mad Dog" a humiliating defeat. The reputation and futures of both MacNaughton and the ''Bombard'' were shattered by this loss and as a result of it no stable or cooperative on Solaris would hire him and the mech. <ref name="1992UpdateFlyer"/> <ref name=TRO3055U-150/> |
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Latest revision as of 10:36, 12 November 2018
Seamus MacNaughton | |
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| Also known as | "Mad Dog" |
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| Profession | Arena Gladiator |
Seamus "Mad Dog" MacNaughton was a MechWarrior fighting in the Solaris Games.
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History[edit]
"Mad Dog" MacNaughton was the pilot of "Master Blaster", the first prototype of the BMB-010 Bombard developed by Solaris Arms in 3054. MacNaughton was able to take his first few opponents by surprise, his opponents unprepared for such a light 'Mech to carry two mammoth autocannons, raising considerable interest in the design. Catching the attention of a top promoter, "Mad Dog" MacNaughton fought a number of duels over the next few years until his promoter booked a match against Clan Invasion veteran Roman Welles in the Davion Arena.[1] [2]
Though Welles was piloting a much lighter Wolfhound, he was ready and able to adapt for Bombard's barrage and take advantage of its pathetic mobility, handing "Mad Dog" a humiliating defeat. The reputation and futures of both MacNaughton and the Bombard were shattered by this loss and as a result of it no stable or cooperative on Solaris would hire him and the mech. [1] [2]
BattleMech[edit]
In 3054 MacNaughton was piloting a BMB-010 Bombard, the Master Blaster.[1] [2]