FB-230 Mosquito Starship Registry

Starship Registry Data

Name:
FB-230 Mosquito
Class:Heavy Strike Fighter
Manufacturer:Cockpit: Douglas Saab Corp
Rear Fuselage: Lockheed-Nea-Sirian
Weapons Mandible: Boeing McDonnell
Wings: Krad AeroDynamics (KAD)
Mass:15.68 Tonnes
Length:58.25 Metra
Span:49.4 Metra
Height:8.15 Metra
Engines:
Thrust (max-torch):
1:AL-212 Pulse 100-300 G-Tonnes
Power Plant:Matter/Antimatter
Max Acceleration:6.4
Afterburner Acc:19.2G
Max G Load:21G
Hyperspace:Yes
Max Yaw/Pitch/Roll Rates:75/90/105 DPS
Shields (Fore/Aft):
95/95 DSR
Armor (Fore/Aft/Flank):10/21/19 HAR
Weapons:4: MP-90-2-G
2: MM-128-4-C
2: Stinger Light Razer
2: Twin Turreted MP-45
Missiles:2:6 AIM-340/345 Rotary Launchers
2:4 AIM-340/345 Bays
2:4 AIM-350 Bays
Torpedoes:2: Heavy Torpedo Tubes
Decoys:44 Standard Type
Transatmospheric:Limited
Crew:2
Cargo:Light
Craft Compliment:N/A
Duration:90 Decs
SSD Class:L

Designed to take and give a beating, the Mosquito is the Galactic Federation’s primary fleet interdictor.  It’s armament are based primarily around the destruction of capital ship weapons and sensor emplacements, with a heavy missile armament and twin turrets for self defense.  Designed by a consortium of contractors from multiple worlds, the Mosquito is one of the most popular fighter bombers amongst the Galactic Federation’s servitor races.  More GF servitors have gained ace status and worked their way into high ranking positions and eventual freedman status on the platform than any other.

Equipped with powerful sensor jamming and masking systems, Mosquitos can serve as fleet vanguards with low chance of detection.  This must be done with all weapons and engine systems shut down with the exception of the reserve powerplant, life support and sensor masks.  This leaves the craft vulnerable if detected for several moments.  The engine is also considered somewhat fragile, and does not have the longevity of similar designs.  To counter this the modular design allows for quick field replacement and refurbishment.  

“The only reason that we didn’t lose every Mosquito in the original production line was all about our escorts.  Getting four different contractors, two of which were alien, to all build to the same standards was a damn nightmare.  It wasn’t until the second production line started and Lockheed stepped up to ensure that everyone worked together better that we got a quality fighter bomber.  Now if the Russian Consortium could just get us an engine that didn’t  need replacement so often.”  Commander Christian Blake VMFA-323 “Death Rattlers”

Federation Defense Consortium FB-230A
Heavy Strike Fighter
“Mosquito”
VA-176 Thunderbolts, GFS Barker

Registry Key:

1- Omnidirectional Sensor Pod x2
2- Atmospheric Control Surface
3- Rotary Missile Launcher Loading Hatch
4- Shield Emitter x8
5- Thrust Vector/Reversal Ring
6- Communications/Sensor Masking Dome x8
7- Forward Sensor Array (Targeting)
8- Dual MP-45 Turret x2
9- Torpedo Tube Doors
10- AIM-340/345 Rotary Missile Launcher 2×6
11- Stinger Light Razor Cannon x2
12- Main Landing Gear Doors
13- Circle Bar Vernier Thruster Array (typ)
14- Missile Bays:
          AIM-340/345 2×4
          AIM-350 2×4
15- MM-128-4-C (75rds) x2
16- Nose Gear Doors
17- Cockpit (2 Seat)
18- Lateral Circle Bar Vernier Thruster Array (x4)
19- MP-90-2-G (300rds) x4
20- Saturn AL-212 Pulse Plasma Drive

Detailed Images

Heavy Armament Mandible Details: MDC, Mini-Razer Cannon, Heavy Torpedo

Cockpit and Forward Weapons Mandibles

Primary Drive Array, note discoloration due to reverse thrust design.

Drive Exhaust Details

Lower Weapons Bays and Turret

Main Plaser Armament and Mini-Razer Cooling Systems

Torpedo Loading/Launching Configuration.

Upper Turret and Communications Array.

Main Wing with Squadron Markings

Rotary Missile Launcher with Loading Door Open

Additional Images/Example Color Schemes