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'''Light ferro-fibrous armor''' was developed by the [[Inner Sphere]] for use on [[BattleMech]]s and [[combat vehicle]]s. It was first put into production in [[3067]]. In their attempt to mimic [[Clan]] [[ferro-fibrous]] armor, [[Free Worlds League]] scientists were able to reduce the amount of space that light ferro-fibrous takes up to match that of the Clans, but the cost was reduced protection.<ref name="TMp205">''TechManual'', p. 205: "Armor - Light and Heavy Ferro-Fibrous Armor"</ref>
 
'''Light ferro-fibrous armor''' was developed by the [[Inner Sphere]] for use on [[BattleMech]]s and [[combat vehicle]]s. It was first put into production in [[3067]]. In their attempt to mimic [[Clan]] [[ferro-fibrous]] armor, [[Free Worlds League]] scientists were able to reduce the amount of space that light ferro-fibrous takes up to match that of the Clans, but the cost was reduced protection.<ref name="TMp205">''TechManual'', p. 205: "Armor - Light and Heavy Ferro-Fibrous Armor"</ref>
  
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[[Heavy Ferro-Fibrous]] armor was developed based upon the [[Light Ferro-Fibrous]] compound by [[Durallex]] for the [[Lyran Alliance Armed Forces]] in [[3069]].<ref name="TMp205">''TechManual'', p. 205, "Armor - Heavy Ferro-Fibrous Armor"</ref> Durallex was inspired by [[Kallon Industries]]' idea to modify the amount of diamond in the armor, but went in the other direction. The result was a bulkier armor that was stronger.<ref name="TMp205"/>
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== Rules ==
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=== Game Rules ===
 
In game terms, light ferro-fibrous takes up seven critical slots in a BattleMech or one slot in a combat vehicle. The amount of armor points is increased by six percent when compared to standard armor.<ref name="TMp56">''TechManual'', p. 56: "BattleMech Armor Table"</ref>
 
In game terms, light ferro-fibrous takes up seven critical slots in a BattleMech or one slot in a combat vehicle. The amount of armor points is increased by six percent when compared to standard armor.<ref name="TMp56">''TechManual'', p. 56: "BattleMech Armor Table"</ref>
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== Models ==
 
== Models ==

Revision as of 15:27, 14 October 2022

Description

Light ferro-fibrous armor was developed by the Inner Sphere for use on BattleMechs and combat vehicles. It was first put into production in 3067. In their attempt to mimic Clan ferro-fibrous armor, Free Worlds League scientists were able to reduce the amount of space that light ferro-fibrous takes up to match that of the Clans, but the cost was reduced protection.[1]

Heavy Ferro-Fibrous armor was developed based upon the Light Ferro-Fibrous compound by Durallex for the Lyran Alliance Armed Forces in 3069.[1] Durallex was inspired by Kallon Industries' idea to modify the amount of diamond in the armor, but went in the other direction. The result was a bulkier armor that was stronger.[1]

Rules

Game Rules

In game terms, light ferro-fibrous takes up seven critical slots in a BattleMech or one slot in a combat vehicle. The amount of armor points is increased by six percent when compared to standard armor.[2]

Models

Light ferro-fibrous armor is manufactured on the following planets:

Brand Planet Company Used by References
Durallex Light Gibson Gibson Federated BattleMechs Shipped to Federated Commonwealth for Wasp [3]
Durallex Light Taurus Taurus Territorial Industries Maultier Hover APC [4]
Hellespont Lite Sian Hellespont 'Mech Works Wasp 1A/Wasp 3L/Men Shen/Vedette [5][6][7]
Kallon FWL Special Thermopolis Kallon Industries Shipped to Savannah for Quickdraw [8]
Kallon Light Ferro-Fibrous Asuncion Kallon Industries FNHK-9K Falcon Hawk [9]
Krupp 205 Light Ferro-Fibrous Terra Skobel MechWorks LMT-2R Lament [10]

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 TechManual, p. 205: "Armor - Light and Heavy Ferro-Fibrous Armor" Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; name "TMp205" defined multiple times with different content
  2. TechManual, p. 56: "BattleMech Armor Table"
  3. Objective Raids, p. 124: "Produced Gibson BattleMech Components"
  4. Technical Readout: 3058, p. 198: "Maultier"
  5. Objective Raids, p. 145: Produced Hellespont Industrials components
  6. Technical Readout: Project Phoenix, p. 18: Produced Wasp 3L 'Mech components
  7. Technical Readout: 3060, p. 102: Produced Men Shen components on Sian
  8. Objective Raids, p. 137: "Produced Kallon Industries Components on Asuncion"
  9. Technical Readout: 3058 Upgrade, p. 122: "FNHK-9K Falcon Hawk"
  10. Technical Readout: 3145, p. 36: "LMT-2R Lament"

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