Shouri Multi-layer Hull & Frame Constructs

Shouri Multi-Layer Hull and Frame Constructs were developed by Motoyoshi Fleet Yards in YE 30.

Motoyoshi Fleet Yards was acquired by the Yugumo Corporation in YE 41. These systems were deployed in vessels produced prior to that year and have been discontinued. Product Source is currently salvage and stockpiled stock and is no longer being produced. Please contact the Yugumo Corporation for more information.

In YE 30, Motoyoshi Fleet Yards was slowly being phased in as primary military contract service for the Fifth Expeditionary Fleet. The Shouri Armor project was created to design, manufacture, and produce a layered armor and frame system capable of being deployed on newer starship classes.

For the most part, the Shouri utilized existing technologies but combines them in combinations that suit the role of the starship construct it is being included in.

Later that year, Motoyoshi Fleet Yards switched to the United Outer Colonies. The use of these constructs was used then in the construction of United Outer Colonies Peacekeeping Forces with the omission of any materials that were considered restricted technologies by the Star Army of Yamatai

Power Armor Class Constructs.

The Type 1A construct is for 'light' armors. The design is ideal for armors playing an interceptor or light infantry role.

The Type 1B is the “middle of the road” construct for power armors. It is a balance between weight and strength.

The Type 1C is the heaviest power armor construct for power armors produced by MFY.

For lighter shuttle, fighter, and small craft designs.

Heavy construct generally for heavy fighters and bombers.

For smaller lighter escort ships.

For moderately armored escort ships.

For heavily armored escort ships. Generally Heavy Gunships.

Smaller lighter carriers, cruisers are best suited for this construct.

For most carriers and cruisers.

For Battleships and small bases.

Super-Battleships and Large Bases.

This page was originally made by Andrew.

• This was approved by Wes in this thread on 3/8/2008.
• This page was updated for historical updates and reformatting on 1/03/2021 by Andrew.