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* Though the design cannot operate in a dense atmosphere nor endure high gravity, it is still technically capable of landing on low gravity planetoids or installations in near-vacuum and therefore includes landing legs. The deployed legs are clearly visible in the ship's picture on p. 64 of ''DropShips and JumpShips: ComStar Intelligence Summary''. * Though the design cannot operate in a dense atmosphere nor endure high gravity, it is still technically capable of landing on low gravity planetoids or installations in near-vacuum and therefore includes landing legs. The deployed legs are clearly visible in the ship's picture on p. 64 of ''DropShips and JumpShips: ComStar Intelligence Summary''.
− * In German products, the unit's proper name was altered to '''Leviathan'''. This creates a potential mix-up with the ''[[Leviathan (WarShip class)|Leviathan]]'' class of [[WarShip]]s that was introduced later. + * In German products the unit's proper name was altered to '''Leviathan'''. This creates a potential mix-up with the ''[[Leviathan (WarShip class)|Leviathan]]'' class of [[WarShip]]s that was introduced later.
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* Though the design cannot operate in a dense atmosphere nor endure high gravity, it is still technically capable of landing on low gravity planetoids or installations in near-vacuum and therefore includes landing legs. The deployed legs are clearly visible in the ship's picture on p. 64 of ''DropShips and JumpShips: ComStar Intelligence Summary''. | * Though the design cannot operate in a dense atmosphere nor endure high gravity, it is still technically capable of landing on low gravity planetoids or installations in near-vacuum and therefore includes landing legs. The deployed legs are clearly visible in the ship's picture on p. 64 of ''DropShips and JumpShips: ComStar Intelligence Summary''. | ||
− | * In German products | + | * In German products the unit's proper name was altered to '''Leviathan'''. This creates a potential mix-up with the ''[[Leviathan (WarShip class)|Leviathan]]'' class of [[WarShip]]s that was introduced later. |
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