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Originally a Picon specialist design, the Ranger class has more recently become popular throughout the Twelve Colonies. | Originally a Picon specialist design, the Ranger class has more recently become popular throughout the Twelve Colonies. | ||
Its combination of long-range dominance and skirmish-range turret configuration makes it a highly effective all-rounder in any strike group. | Its combination of long-range dominance and skirmish-range turret configuration makes it a highly effective all-rounder in any strike group. | ||
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File:Alan-blackwell-ranger-hex-01.jpg|Base model by Anthony Carriero | |||
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== Notes == | |||
* [[Alan Blackwell]] worked with Black Lab Games on the concept art for Battlestar Galactica - Deadlock. Most of the work consisted of taking flat 2D renders and turning them into fully 3D concept images<ref>Alan Blackwell's Artstation page https://alanb.artstation.com/projects/LN865#top</ref>. His work included the Manticore corvette. | |||
== References == | |||
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Background
Originally a Picon specialist design, the Ranger class has more recently become popular throughout the Twelve Colonies.
Its combination of long-range dominance and skirmish-range turret configuration makes it a highly effective all-rounder in any strike group.
Gallery
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Base model by Anthony Carriero
Notes
- Alan Blackwell worked with Black Lab Games on the concept art for Battlestar Galactica - Deadlock. Most of the work consisted of taking flat 2D renders and turning them into fully 3D concept images[1]. His work included the Manticore corvette.
References
- ↑ Alan Blackwell's Artstation page https://alanb.artstation.com/projects/LN865#top