My explenation for the fighter being bulky, is that is is simply a heavy fighter. I personally like the transport more, but that is just me.
A few posts above, I linked to a folder with inbetween pictures.
A fighter and a transport
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Re: A fighter and a transport
by Admiral Netsooj » Fri May 06, 2011 7:31 pm
The first theory of Ketchup: With enough Ketchup, everything tastes the same.
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