Featured Toys & Games Games - Find all the favourite games including Scrabble, Trivial Pursuit, Pie Face and Risk. Electronic Puzzles & Solvers Jigsaw Puzzles - Find a great selection of 500 and 1000 piece jigsaw puzzles for all the family.The decks of Constitution-class Federation starship: In ultimately unused dialogue from the final draft script of "", deck five was said to be the location of Charles Evans' quarters during his time aboard the USS Enterprise, and all the lab circuitry aboard the ship ran through the main corridor on that deck. In a scene included in the script for Star Trek VI but not in the final version of that film, Deck 18 (referred to as "R Deck") is said to include science laboratories. The following deck layouts come exclusively from the Star Trek Encyclopedia, by Michael Okuda and Denise Okuda. The following deck layouts come from The Making of Star Trek, by Stephen Whitfield for the original configuration primary hull and from Mr. Scott's Guide to the Enterprise, by Shane Johnson for the refit configuration.
There is a discrepancy in The Making of Star Trek with the discription of the primary hull as being 11 decks in height, but shown to be 9 decks in height in a cutaway diagram. Secondary hull is stated to be 16 decks in height, but shown in the diagram to be 8 decks, with no exact locations given for the following features: fuel storage, supplies storage, main repair centers, water and waste reconversion, minimal quarters for engineers and star-drive personnel used only in the case of saucer separation and the hangar deck. The most recent canonical cutaway graphic of the original Constitution-class was featured in : "". The graphic was originally produced by Doug Drexler for the Star Trek: Captain's Chair CD-rom. [X]wbm. It was also featured in the The official STAR TREK prop and costume auction catalog, pp. 36-37 [1]. In this image several key locations of the interior of the ship are recognizable as depictions, some are marked and labeled. The schematic depicts the ship as having 27 decks, and one more above deck 1 in the nacelles.
The marked areas in this layout are:VultureManufacturerCore DynamicsDimensions43.1m x 34.7m x 12.3mTypeCombatCost4,925,615 CRInsurance246,280 CRTop Speed215 m/sBoost Speed348 m/sManoeuvrability5Shields293 MJArmour288Hull Mass230 tCargo Capacity8 tFuel Capacity8 tUnladen Jump Range7.93 lyLanding Pad SizeSmallHardpoints4x Utility Mounts2x Large HardpointsInternals2x Size 1 Compartments1x Size 2 Compartment1x Size 4 Compartment1x Size 5 Compartment1x Size 5 Military Compartment Jump Range22.36 lyTop Speed244 m/sTop Boost397 m/sCargo Capacity56 tMass lock factor10 The Vulture space superiority fighter sacrifices hardpoint flexibility for manoeuvrability. Advanced manufacturing techniques have allowed the Vulture to integrate large hardpoints into its relatively small frame, offsetting the ship's limited weapon count, but its nimble flight characteristics make it equally devastating against smaller targets. A limited cargo and passenger capability has not stopped it becoming a preferred personal transport for those who like to project a certain attitude in their dealings.
The Vulture is a heavy space superiority fighter. With its two large (class 3) hardpoints, the Vulture sports superb fire power for its relatively small frame. Although it lacks top speed compared to other ships, its lateral thrusters put the ship among the most agile and manoeuvrable fighters, thus allowing for more powerful lateral slides and vertical hops. The Vulture's main drawback is its limited power capacity given the two large hardpoints and the excessive amounts of utility mounts and internal compartments on offer, which can be counteracted to a degree by smart module priority control and sacrifices in the loadout choice. The two large hardpoints are located above and behind the cockpit, about halfway down the hull of the ship. They are well suited for any type of weapon mount — fixed, gimballed, or turreted — and capable of shooting at targets even slightly underneath the waterline of the hull. A loadout of two fixed weapons may have slight issues with converging on smaller targets like Sidewinders, Eagles, or Haulers.
The Vulture has two visible manned stations. The pilot's chair is on the centerline of the ship. The auxiliary station is offset to the port side (left side) and is above and behind the pilot's station. The Vulture has an available 16 piece cosmetic ship kit that can be purchased from the Frontier store which allows you to "remodel your ship in your personal style". The ship kit does not affect gameplay. June 6, 2015 (Not seen on December 15 2016) Harry Moore & CoNone Listed on 4/27/16 visit.None listed on 5/29/16 visit.None listed on 12/8/15 visit.(Not seen on June 3 2016). [None listed on 17th December 2015 visit] June 29, 2015 (Not seen on 4th February 2017 visit) Ship loadouts can be outfitted in various ways at certain stations. Listed below is the default loadout for the Vulture. This list of fictional ships lists artificial vehicles supported by water, which are either the subject of, or an important element of, a notable work of fiction.
Further information: List of boats in Arthur Ransome books ^ [The World of the Onedin Line ^ Joan Coburn-Moon, ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS, Daily Mail, 27 June 2000Episode 1 - The Wars To Come Episode 2 - The House of Black and White Episode 3 - High Sparrow Episode 4 - Sons of the Harpy Episode 5 - Kill the Boy Episode 6 - Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken Episode 7 - The Gift Episode 9 - Dance of Dragons Episode 10 - Mother's MercyFor other uses of "Prepare To Drop," see Prepare To Drop (disambiguation). Start a new game, drop into the nighttime city. Prepare to Drop is the first campaign level of Halo 3: ODST. It does not contain actual gameplay, only the game's partially interactive opening cinematic that introduces Alpha-Nine. View inside a ready room in the UNSC Say My Name. The Rookie sleeps in front of a drop pod in the foreground while Mickey, Dutch, and Romeo are around a large holo-table, on which a hologram of New Mombasa and the Prophet of Regret's assault carrier is displayed.
Romeo points at the Assault Carrier. Sirens and lights begin to flare. A door into the room opens, and Gunnery Sergeant Edward Buck and Captain Veronica Dare enter. The team cannot help but notice the attractive stranger with their commanding officer. Buck glances at Dare and then looks sternly at the squad. The ODSTs grab their gear and start walking to their pods. Buck walks up to Dare. Dare pokes Buck in the chest. Dare brushes past Buck toward the pods. Cut to the rest of the team, who are gearing up. Dutch examines a silenced M7 SMG. Romeo grabs an M90 Shotgun and offers it to Dutch. Dutch shoves the shotgun away, glancing over Romeo's shoulder. Romeo turns to see Dare and Buck walk into the scene. Buck overhears and approaches Romeo. Buck takes the shotgun from Romeo's hands, puts it back onto the rack, and angrily shoves a sniper rifle into his hands instead. Cut to the Rookie, still asleep next to his pod. Romeo walks to him and hits him with his sniper rifle's butt.
Cut to the Rookie's point of view as he wakes up. Dutch hands an M7S SMG to the Rookie, who attaches it to his pod's weapon rack and positions himself on the seat. The pod's hatch closes, and the platform from which all the pods are hanging descends into the launch bay. Once the hatch closes, the player is free to look around. Buck and Dare appear on the pod's viewscreens. The pod's screens flicker with static as the platform comes to a stop. The pods drop away from the ship, punctuated by a countdown sound before the Rookie's pod detaches. His pod exits the launch bay to an expansive view of low Earth orbit. The tether of the New Mombasa Orbital Elevator can be seen in the background surrounded by multiple destroyed UNSC ships. Operational vessels prowl amongst the wreckage. A thick cloud cover below the pods stretches to the horizon. The pods pass close to several destroyed Charon-class light frigates during their descent. The pods reach the cloud layer.
The screen flashes white as the Rookie's pod falls through the cloud layer. The city of New Mombasa and the Assault Carrier above it come into view. The squad's pods veer off to a new course. A stream of energy flickers across the carrier's hull. A slipspace rupture opens before the carrier and rapidly expands, creating a crater on the ground below it. The UNSC In Amber Clad can be seen moving towards the carrier. Dare is cut off as the carrier disappears into the rupture, taking In Amber Clad with it and releasing a massive explosion and shockwave. Mickey's pod slams into the Rookie's, cracking the window. Inside the pod, all screens turn red with warnings before the EMP fries the pod's systems. The Rookie grabs onto a handhold as his pod plummets into freefall without a chute to slow it. The view from The Rookie's Pod during the drop ↑ YouTube – Halo 3 ODST Glitch with cutscene "Prepare to Drop" Firefight ↑ Slipspace Comparison of Halo 3: ODST and Halo 2