Fleet File Vol 5 review and Gaming in three-dimensional space
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Fleet File Vol 5 review Another fairly standard Fleet File volume if not for the fact that it contains one of the weirdest/ugliest/confusing ships in the FPA fleet, the Triglav. Theodoricus (Goldenlowe version): The flagship of admiral Thurneysen. Interestingly with the Goldenlowe crest, it is noteworthy because the last time this ship was seen in the animated series was before Reinhard's ascension to the throne so with the old Goldenlowe crest. This is due to the fact that admiral Thurneysen fell out of favour after his blunder during the battle of Vermillion. Grand Canal + 2x Alliance cruiser, three copies of the standard alliance cruiser with the Grand Canal only being distinguished by the numbers on the side of its prow. Salamander: Goldenbaun and Goldenlowe version: Admiral's Wahlen's flagship in both versions. I believe this is the only imperial ship equipped with a pair of claws on its lower part presumably to anchor the ship during landing operations. Pr