Pegasus I Created May 20-23, 2076 by robot Laurie 283, Dar, G’nzeel, and Waterfall Sequence Sixty-five-foot diameter Takes a crew of six but can easily be run by three Staffed by Typhoon I robot replicas. Pegasus’ name, registry number, and insignia are digital and can appear anywhere on the saucer, or not at all. Has Star Drive 5, faster than any existing USSF ship
Pegasus I Top and Side Views Smooth flowing curves of the saucer wings to the body Alternating nozzles all around the wing edge: 40 PlanetBlaster nozzles and 40 sublight/Star Drive nozzles The ship can instantly fire in any direction, can instantly change vectors. The wing ring can rotate by itself or stay fixed; computers calculate all needed thrust vectors and weapons fire. The semi-circular control room curves with the saucer, taking up almost half the top-level circle. Behind it, navigation room and communications/sensors room, and further on the weapons room also curving with the saucer From the outside the top level looks to be a glossy white and opaque, but from the inside the entire top saucer circle is a hemisphere of clear window that can be split into hundreds of small monitors, big displays, or spotlights as needed, all the way to the top of the dome.
	Pegasus I Levels Wing interiors are thick enough to hold Amplified Thought Xons and other weapons and stores. Wings also have 8 top and 8 bottom Xon bomb launchers, 240 shells total. Each launcher has 15 shells/rockets. Wings also have landing and takeoff thrusters for vertical flight. Quad landing gear extending from lower saucer surface, not the wings. Can extend as wheels, digging devices, or flat surface. Command functions on top Level Three Engineering and staterooms on Level Two Fuel, supplies, three brig compartments on Level One. Level One has a maintenance corridor running around the ship. Level Zero has two shuttles, Amav Commer and K’sla, landing gear, and two airlocks.
Typhoon VIII – Side and Top Views Building on and evolving from Typhoon VI and Typhoon VII design concepts, the ship is more of a sports car than the dependable Typhoon family sedan of recent years. The familiar triangular wings are transformed into near-semicircles merging into a more oval fuselage. Plastiglass canopy Glossy white all over Emphasis on turquoise and forest-green throughout the ship Holds 92 mini-Amplified Xon bombs The first Typhoon with a fully operational sick bay Has the newest Nav 13 interface, and is the only ship that can navigate to the uninhabitable anomaly at the center of the universe

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