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errata Frandlar Tiluvo reentry pod
Posted: Sun Dec 07, 2014 6:27 pm
by obsessed
Does anyone know the Zendraedi Frandlar Tiluvo reentry pod ACTUAL siza and mecha or troop complement?
Original RPG stats have diameter over 200m and carries 24 and also reports 480 mecha...page 93 Robotech RPG book 1 Macross.
Bit of a contradiction there...
Re: errata Frandlar Tiluvo reentry pod
Posted: Sun Dec 07, 2014 7:02 pm
by glitterboy2098
unofficial site but good source for original macross details.. generally.
http://macross2.net/m3/sdfmacross/reentry-pod.htm
Re: errata Frandlar Tiluvo reentry pod
Posted: Sun Dec 07, 2014 7:09 pm
by Seto Kaiba
obsessed wrote:Does anyone know the Zendraedi Frandlar Tiluvo reentry pod ACTUAL siza and mecha or troop complement?
Yep... I do!
The official
Macross encyclopedia
Macross Chronicle has data on the Zentradi Army's "Large Landing Pod". The pod is 94.8m long/wide, 33.5m tall, and in normal operation it carries 20 to 25 battle pods of the Regult or Glaug types (so, 4-5 platoons). Source is
Macross Chronicle (Revised Ed.) Mechanic Sheet SDFM Zentradi 09B "Zentradi Pods". The same source is cited in the M3 article.
Generally? It's one of the most complete and accurate
Macross references out there... the data in the entries is condensed from official sources only.
Re: errata Frandlar Tiluvo reentry pod
Posted: Sun Dec 07, 2014 9:57 pm
by obsessed
Thats your site, isn't it Seto ? LOL
I already saw the line art with a Zent pod standing beside.
Wonder it they were crammed with pods shoulder to shoulder like a normandy landing craft.
Re: errata Frandlar Tiluvo reentry pod
Posted: Sun Dec 07, 2014 10:14 pm
by Seto Kaiba
obsessed wrote:Thats your site, isn't it Seto ? LOL
Yes and no.
The Macross Mecha Manual is the project of my friend
Mr March (I believe he goes by the username
MacrossManual here). It's
his site, as he created it, does all the art, and actually distills all of the translated information into articles for people to enjoy. I'm the project's web admin, and I guess you'd call me its "in-house" translator/researcher and importer of material.
obsessed wrote:Wonder it they were crammed with pods shoulder to shoulder like a normandy landing craft.
Regults are pretty compact... so I'd guess there's probably a little room, side-to-side, for them to stand freely. At maximum capacity it's probably shoulder-to-shoulder though.