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So either the GTVA had incredibly efficient shipyards (which 30 years for the Colossus doesn't suggest, unless that included designing as well) or the GTVA has a lot of ship production facilties.
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Mad Bomber wrote:More, if they recommissioned some old Orions or Typhons out of necessity, but I still wouldn't put the number above 3 dozen, in any case, probably about half-and-half between older and newer designs.
That's actually a very good point... Hmmm...

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The GTVA is known to have shipbuilding facilities in:

Altair
Vasuda
Polaris
Delta Serp.
Laramis

I wouldn't put it past them to also have shipyards in:

Sirius
Ribos
Vega
B.Aquilae
Aldebaren (it IS the Vasudans' new homeworld after all)
Adhara or Procyon
Maybe a small one in or past Luyten.

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flip: 20 years for the colossus. and considering its a juggernought AND latesst technology AND upgrading as time goes by AND designing AND constructing, i thikn thats pretty dang good :)

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and remember to take into account the probablility that some of the leftover shivans would do their very best to kill the colossus, knowing that its a big thingey that can kill small thingeys.

plus, they oculdnt spend THAT much money building it anywayz, what with the loss of sol. theyd have to reprioritize alot.

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LOL Yep, as I said, if it includes design as well, that's no worse than the USS Missouri, which is smaller, and had exactly the same technical problem (to the point that if it weren't for those massive guns, they'd have been scrapped years ago).

They started designing it at the end of WWI and it was completed just after WW2 ;)
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Yeah, but she did a damned good job at her role. Anything on the wrong of those shells was gone unless it was under a couple hundred feet of earth and concrete.
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