Bombardier BMB-10D

The Bombardier BMB-10D is a 65-ton missile boat that fights at long range, a 2866 refit of the 2735 BMB-12D built around a heavier, cheaper powerplant. The 325 XL fusion engine of the original gives way to a 260 fusion engine here, dropping cruising speed from 54 to 43 km/h and top speed from 86 to 65 km/h. The Anti-Missile System in the center torso is replaced by a Machine Gun, and the ten double heat sinks of the BMB-12D are cut to ten single, while the CASE installation in the right torso is gone. The SRM 4 in the right arm and the paired LRM 20 racks in the side torsos carry over from the original. Earthwerks-FWL, Inc. performs the refit at Calloway VI.