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===D80 Condor=== | ===D80 Condor=== | ||
*'''[[D80 Condor]]''' - The original Condor model, built on the frame of the [[D77C Pelican]].<ref name="hwcondor">[https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/universe/vehicles/d81-lrt-condor ''Halo Waypoint:'' Condor]</ref> | *'''[[D80 Condor]]''' - The original Condor model, built on the frame of the [[D77C Pelican]].<ref name="hwcondor">[https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/universe/vehicles/d81-lrt-condor ''Halo Waypoint:'' Condor]</ref> | ||
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File:HINF D80Crash2.png|Crashed D80 Condor | |||
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===D81 Condor=== | ===D81 Condor=== | ||
*'''[[D81-LRT Condor]]''' - A post-war model of Condor, built on the frame of the [[D79-TC Pelican]].{{Ref/Reuse|hwcondor}} | *'''[[D81-LRT Condor]]''' - A post-war model of Condor, built on the frame of the [[D79-TC Pelican]].{{Ref/Reuse|hwcondor}} | ||
Revision as of 07:24, December 18, 2021
"Condor" is the name applied to a line of heavy transports used by numerous operators, including the UNSC and colonial militias such as the Sedran Colonial Guard.
Summary
The Condor is a long range transport. Visually similar to the Pelican, the Condor is closer in role to the D82-EST Darter and the D96-TCE Albatross. The major differentiating factor between all of them is that the Condor possesses a Shaw-Fujikawa Translight Engine.[1]
Types
D80 Condor
- D80 Condor - The original Condor model, built on the frame of the D77C Pelican.[1]
Crashed D80 Condor
D81 Condor
- D81-LRT Condor - A post-war model of Condor, built on the frame of the D79-TC Pelican.[1]
D81-LRT Condor
- D81WP Condor - A version of the D81 that retains the original Pelican chaingun.[1]
- U81 Condor - Unofficial designation of an ONI upgraded version of the Condor.[1]
- G81 Heavy Gunship - An unofficial variant of the Condor equipped with heavy weaponry.[2]
G81 Heavy Gunship
Related vehicles
- Pelican - The Pelican is visually similar to the Condor and even shares the same frame from. This often earns the Condor the name "Fat Pelican" or "SuperPelican".[1]
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