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Minbari Tinashi-Class Frigate Armada Scale
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Product Description
Minbari Tinashi War Cruiser is scaled to be suitable for Star Wars Armada: The model has an Armada peg for mounting to an Armada Small Base
And now for some fluff
This ship is the direct descendant of the Tinash-Haza War Cruiser that served in the last great Shadow war a thousand years ago. Although the last of those vessels were decommissioned well over five hundred years ago, after being replaced by the early versions of the Sharlin War Cruiser, the basic frame was so useful it was used for the Tinashi War Frigate. Apart from the external appearance the ships have little in common though. The Tinashi is a much more powerful ship, fitted with a quantum singularity reactor for its main power core, as opposed to a Matter/ Anti matter reactor for the Tinash-Haza. Also the weaponry has been improved immensly with more powerful Fusion cannons, and the incorporation of a gravimetric slicer beam cannon in the design. On the other hand, the Tinashi has paid for this powerful weapons array with most of its hangar space: it only has enough room for 4 standard Minbari shuttles, instead of the 24 fighters of Tinash-Haza.
These ships still serve as escorts for the Sharlin War Cruisers, and are frequently employed to patrol the borders of Minbari space. Their powerful weaponry gives them a firepower superior to just about anything but the Centauri Primus Class Battlecruiser. They often use their enormously powerful beamweaponry to knock down a targets shields, after which the target is immobilized without damaging it greatly by using the EMP cannons.
As far as the technological level of the all the younger races, the Minbari are the most advanced race. This has been so since the days of the last Great War, and has held true to today. Only the Centauri and the Vree are close to them in technological achievements. Even so, the Tinashi War Frigate can hold its own against larger ships from those races.
And now for some fluff
This ship is the direct descendant of the Tinash-Haza War Cruiser that served in the last great Shadow war a thousand years ago. Although the last of those vessels were decommissioned well over five hundred years ago, after being replaced by the early versions of the Sharlin War Cruiser, the basic frame was so useful it was used for the Tinashi War Frigate. Apart from the external appearance the ships have little in common though. The Tinashi is a much more powerful ship, fitted with a quantum singularity reactor for its main power core, as opposed to a Matter/ Anti matter reactor for the Tinash-Haza. Also the weaponry has been improved immensly with more powerful Fusion cannons, and the incorporation of a gravimetric slicer beam cannon in the design. On the other hand, the Tinashi has paid for this powerful weapons array with most of its hangar space: it only has enough room for 4 standard Minbari shuttles, instead of the 24 fighters of Tinash-Haza.
These ships still serve as escorts for the Sharlin War Cruisers, and are frequently employed to patrol the borders of Minbari space. Their powerful weaponry gives them a firepower superior to just about anything but the Centauri Primus Class Battlecruiser. They often use their enormously powerful beamweaponry to knock down a targets shields, after which the target is immobilized without damaging it greatly by using the EMP cannons.
As far as the technological level of the all the younger races, the Minbari are the most advanced race. This has been so since the days of the last Great War, and has held true to today. Only the Centauri and the Vree are close to them in technological achievements. Even so, the Tinashi War Frigate can hold its own against larger ships from those races.
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Tinashi 80mm Armada Scale
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