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Lucrehulk-class LH-1740 modular control core

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Lucrehulk-class LH-1740 modular control core
Production information
Manufacturer
Product line

Lucrehulk-series

Model

Lucrehulk-class LH-1740 modular control core[1]

Class

Modular control core

Technical specifications
Width

696 meters[2]

Armament

Pre-Clone Wars refitting:

Crew
Passengers

60,000 (stateroom capacity for delegates)[1]

Cargo capacity

c. 66,000,000 m³[1]

Consumables

Supplies for 3 years[1]

Usage
Role(s)

Command center

Era(s)
Affiliation

The Lucrehulk-class LH-1740 modular control core was a structure which formed part of many Trade Federation vessels, including the Lucrehulk-class LH-3210 cargo freighters and Lucrehulk-class battleships.[1]

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[edit] Characteristics

Their design was made to be highly modular, being attached to several different ship types and used for a variety of command purposes.[1]

The LH-1740 was fitted with a command tower at the top of the sphere, which contained scanner arrays, command bridges and VIP vaults. In times of conflict, more and more of the spheres were fitted with an additional military control tower, which contained a transition mast for military control signals and feedback.[1]

[edit] History

Control cores were made long before the Clone Wars, with the design changing little through the century before this conflict.[1]

After the Invasion of Naboo, the Galactic Republic ordered the Trade Federation to disband its military forces. The crafty Trade Federation pretended to comply with this command by apparently disassembling most of its battleships, only to transform their LH-1740 centrispheres into Lucrehulk-class core ships.[1]

The ships were capable of flying through planetary atmospheres, and landing to pick up troops and supplies. Some were converted to autonomous, hyperspace-capable warships[3] or served as planetary command stations.[4]

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