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Rebel combat speeder

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Rebel combat speeder
Production information
Manufacturer

SoroSuub Corporation

Model

Multi-purpose armored speeder

Class
  • Heavy Cavalry
    • Anti-aircraft
    • Anti-armor
    • Anti-infantry
  • Repulsorcraft
Technical specifications
Armament
  • Heavy lasers (2)
  • Missile launchers (2)
  • Heavy blaster cannon (1)
Crew
  • Pilot (1)
  • Gunner (1)
Usage
Era(s)
Affiliation

The Rebel combat speeder was originally a failed armored speeder-design made by the SoroSuub Corporation.

Contents

[edit] Characteristics

A combat speeder in action

The speeder was reminiscent of the earlier V-19 design, but had military-grade armor and powerful guns for such a small vehicle. The speeder would often be used by resource-strapped Rebel sector forces.

A heavier version, also used by the Rebellion, featured three tail engines, thicker armor, upgraded to an airspeeder, and more powerful cannons.

[edit] History

The design was won by the Rebel Alliance during a late game of Sabacc, where a SoroSuub designer was forced to hand over the plans, after gambling away everything else of value.

[edit] Behind the scenes

Combat speeder (top) and heavy combat speeder (bottom).

This Rebel vehicle would be replaced by the AAC-1 hovertank in Star Wars: Battlefront II, although that vehicle would share the exact same backstory as this one.

If taken at face value, that would either mean that one designer lost two designs during a gambling-spree, or that two different SoroSuub designs were lost due to multiple reckless employees. This was also the Strike Mech in Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds.

[edit] Appearances

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