Gilamar Skirata
The most important step is always the next one

Image Source: Cover art for Desolation Road by Ian McDonald
Intent: To provide a means of transport for people and cargo throughout the MandalRail railroad systems.
Development Thread: N/A
Manufacturer: MandalMotors Technologies Inc.
Model: MR-2230
Affiliation:
- MandalRail
- ATC
- Various shipping and transportation services
Modularity:
- Passenger Cars (Sizes Vary)
- Cargo Cars (Size Vary)
Production: Mass Produced
Material:
- Mandalorian Steel
- Durasteel
- Wood
- Bantha Leather
- Electronics
Role: General Transportation
Height: 13 Meters
Length: 25 Meters
Width: 6 Meters
Weight: 400 Metric Tons
Minimum Crew: 10
Optimal Crew: 15
Propulsion: Magnetic Rail System
Top Speed: 600 Kph
- 400 Kph For detached cars
Armaments: Light Laser turret to repel would-be raiders and the scare off animals blocking the rail on engine and caboose car
Squadron Count: N/A
Passenger Capacity:
- Cargo: Not meant to hold passengers
- Civilian: 1200 - 1400
- Cargo: 30,000 Metric Tonnes
- Civilian: 10,000 Metric Tonnes
- Power Cells
- Power Cell Cooling Tank
- Navigation Equipment
Description: While not nearly as power efficient as the trains that dominate the rail systems of advanced metropolis city planets, the MR-2230 is a crude, almost last minuted design developed by MandalMotors Technologies. With a hull of Mandalorian Steel the cars themselves are incredibly sturdy and resilient to even the harshest of weather and also blaster weapons. Designed like a civilian tank and taking concepts utilized in many Mandalorian capital ships, each car is fully self sufficient and equipped with back-up generators and engines should it for some reason be removed from the main engine car.
There are generally only three types of car: Cargo, Engine, and Passenger. While how these are configured can vary they all serve singular purposes. For example, Passenger cars can hold kitchens, full sized bed rooms with individual showers, ball rooms, or they can be as bare bones as wooden seats with luggage capacity.
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