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The final variant of the MC75 line, the MC75 Ordnance Cruiser was a specialized munitions boat. With a decreased turbolaser layout, the MC75D instead dedicated much of its volume towards the storage and launch of heavy concussion missiles, having swapped out its main turbolaser batteries for banks of concussion missile launchers. The most notable features of the MC75 would of course be the 4 wings. Though at a glance the foremost wings might be confused for the same sensor suites as the MC75B's, these are instead filled with enhanced targeting sensors, anti-jamming equipment, and a single quad ball turbolaser on each wing. Contrary to the multiple uses the forward wings have, the aft wings are completely inflexible, being solely utilized as a concussion missile launcher rack and magazine.
Measuring at 1200m, the MC75D was armed with a staggering 86 heavy concussion missile launchers, 2 quad heavy turbolaser turrets, 4 single heavy turbolaser cannons, and protected by 72 triple point defense laser cannons.
Of these vessels, none were more well known as the Fathom, a legendary MC75 responsible for the destruction and sometimes even capture of dozens of Imperial-class star destroyers. Utilizing coordinated strikes with starfighters from the Solstice, a captured Quasar Fire which escorted the Fathom at all times, the Fathom would barrage Star Destroyers with concussion missiles or ion missiles to destroy or capture Star Destroyer near systematically. By the end of the war her tally had reached over 30 Imperator class SD's and over a hundred other smaller warships.

This ship is depicted at my own scale, (1px = 0.4m).

Description
The final variant of the MC75 line, the MC75 Ordnance Cruiser was a specialized munitions boat. With a decreased turbolaser layout, the MC75D instead dedicated much of its volume towards the storage and launch of heavy concussion missiles, having swapped out its main turbolaser batteries for banks of concussion missile launchers. The most notable features of the MC75 would of course be the 4 wings. Though at a glance the foremost wings might be confused for the same sensor suites as the MC75B's, these are instead filled with enhanced targeting sensors, anti-jamming equipment, and a single quad ball turbolaser on each wing. Contrary to the multiple uses the forward wings have, the aft wings are completely inflexible, being solely utilized as a concussion missile launcher rack and magazine.
Measuring at 1200m, the MC75D was armed with a staggering 86 heavy concussion missile launchers, 2 quad heavy turbolaser turrets, 4 single heavy turbolaser cannons, and protected by 72 triple point defense laser cannons.
Of these vessels, none were more well known as the Fathom, a legendary MC75 responsible for the destruction and sometimes even capture of dozens of Imperial-class star destroyers. Utilizing coordinated strikes with starfighters from the Solstice, a captured Quasar Fire which escorted the Fathom at all times, the Fathom would barrage Star Destroyers with concussion missiles or ion missiles to destroy or capture Star Destroyer near systematically. By the end of the war her tally had reached over 30 Imperator class SD's and over a hundred other smaller warships.

This ship is depicted at my own scale, (1px = 0.4m).