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Post by Fromikeable on Jun 12, 2018 14:04:14 GMT -5
ETS-71 Horned Owl Personnel Transport  Lavish transportation for the discreetly-inclined Name • ETS-71 Horned Owl Classification • Personnel ship Origin • Elite Travel Solutions Corportation Specifications Size • - Height: 20m - Width: 30m - Length:70m Appearance • Gaining its name from its two protracting front fins, the Horned Owl strikes a sharp aesthetic. With its primary loading ramp located between the two fins just below the pilot's seats, entrants are immediately ushered into a small waiting bay (sporting lockers and access to the ship's escape pods). Pressing forward, one finds the spacious parlor of the ship, complete with kitchen, living room, dining room, and a small office. Five hallways split off from the parlor; one to either side of the ship leading to small-but-fine bedrooms, two from the front wall leading forward to the pilot's cabin, and a short hallway past the office leading to a grand master bedroom. Beyond these lavish accommodations , the Horned Owl does well in hiding the ship's guts. The engineering room (which boasts access to the engines) is reached via the side halls, with soundproofing throughout the back of the ship ensuring it isn't heard in the bedrooms in its vicinity. The cabin sports two chairs for a pilot and a co-pilot, with an optional third behind them at a support terminal should additional eyes ever be required. Function Designed with private, high-end customers in mind, the Owl's primary goal is to allow its operators to travel without detection. Officially, ETS Corp. claims that this due to the rigors and stresses that the well-to-do face at all times, citing uses ranging from avoiding paparazzi to visiting private homes and vacation spots without scrutiny. Unofficially, the ship fills a decided niche market for the super rich to travel without even government tracking. As a result, all such ships must be registered with the Republic government and constantly transmit a unique ID frequency. The registration can be skipped and the signal disabled, of course, but both offenses are severely punishable by law. As a result, those who customize Owls often have little regard for legality to begin with. Upgrades often go a step further by augmenting the stealth suit with military-grade equipment, effectively making the ship and its signals invisible to everything below dedicated military sensors and sweeps. The stock stealth suite and features that the Owl ships with includes:
The stock Owl demands a skeleton crew of at 2 people (or 1 person and a dedicated navigation droid) and can hold a total of 20 individuals at luxurious standards. Interior designs tend to vary from owner to owner, as does the ship's exterior coloring. The stock Owl also boasts a small cargo-hold within its waiting bay, large enough to fit two speeders and some luggage. |
