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Line 25: ==Description== ==Description== − The fast and hard-hitting Plainsman was a staple of many second-echelon forces throughout the [[Inner Sphere]]. The Plainsman was actually conceived as part of Wolf’s Dragoons' rearmament program of [[3030]]. The Plainsman’s design focus was on reliability and ease of maintenance, so only tried-and-true components were used throughout. The resulting solid design was considered by many to set the benchmark for durability and serviceability in hovertanks.<ref name=TROU>''Technical Readout: 3058 Upgrade'', p. 80</ref> + The fast and hard-hitting Plainsman was a staple of many second-echelon forces throughout the [[Inner Sphere]]. The Plainsman was actually conceived as part of the Wolf’s Dragoons rearmament program of [[3030]]. The Plainsman’s design focus was on reliability and ease of maintenance, so only tried-and-true components were used throughout. The resulting solid design was considered by many to set the benchmark for durability and serviceability in hovertanks.<ref name=TROU>''Technical Readout: 3058 Upgrade'', p. 80</ref> Besides its reliability, the Plainsman brought considerable speed and punch to the battlefield. Though lightly armored, the tank proved its worth in hundreds of battles throughout the [[Inner Sphere]]. The Earthwerks turbine was known to be bulky and noisy while spooling up. However, its ability to run for 5,000+ hours with no more than a prayer of thanks for daily maintenance saved considerable man-hours and sweat for service techs across the Inner Sphere. The Starslab armor dated back to the time of Kerensky, but improvements since then prevent the micro-cracking problems common in earlier versions. Besides its reliability, the Plainsman brought considerable speed and punch to the battlefield. Though lightly armored, the tank proved its worth in hundreds of battles throughout the [[Inner Sphere]]. The Earthwerks turbine was known to be bulky and noisy while spooling up. However, its ability to run for 5,000+ hours with no more than a prayer of thanks for daily maintenance saved considerable man-hours and sweat for service techs across the Inner Sphere. The Starslab armor dated back to the time of Kerensky, but improvements since then prevent the micro-cracking problems common in earlier versions.
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| − | The fast and hard-hitting Plainsman was a staple of many second-echelon forces throughout the [[Inner Sphere]]. The Plainsman was actually conceived as part of Wolf’s Dragoons | + | The fast and hard-hitting Plainsman was a staple of many second-echelon forces throughout the [[Inner Sphere]]. The Plainsman was actually conceived as part of the Wolf’s Dragoons rearmament program of [[3030]]. The Plainsman’s design focus was on reliability and ease of maintenance, so only tried-and-true components were used throughout. The resulting solid design was considered by many to set the benchmark for durability and serviceability in hovertanks.<ref name=TROU>''Technical Readout: 3058 Upgrade'', p. 80</ref> |
Besides its reliability, the Plainsman brought considerable speed and punch to the battlefield. Though lightly armored, the tank proved its worth in hundreds of battles throughout the [[Inner Sphere]]. The Earthwerks turbine was known to be bulky and noisy while spooling up. However, its ability to run for 5,000+ hours with no more than a prayer of thanks for daily maintenance saved considerable man-hours and sweat for service techs across the Inner Sphere. The Starslab armor dated back to the time of Kerensky, but improvements since then prevent the micro-cracking problems common in earlier versions. | Besides its reliability, the Plainsman brought considerable speed and punch to the battlefield. Though lightly armored, the tank proved its worth in hundreds of battles throughout the [[Inner Sphere]]. The Earthwerks turbine was known to be bulky and noisy while spooling up. However, its ability to run for 5,000+ hours with no more than a prayer of thanks for daily maintenance saved considerable man-hours and sweat for service techs across the Inner Sphere. The Starslab armor dated back to the time of Kerensky, but improvements since then prevent the micro-cracking problems common in earlier versions. | ||