u/ComprehensiveDisk532

Im posting the Behemoth again because ive updated it after all the great suggestions from the first post.

The shells health for the Behemoth is 300, im not sure if thats unbalanced for what this is.

Behemoth:

Transport (Tier 3)

Price: 35,000 mks to 45,000 ?

Dimensions: 68x24m

Cargo Capacity: 224 Crates

Recommended crew size: 14-20 ? (Hard to say)

Recommended crew experience: Experienced

Weapons:

2 Chain Guns (Top Left and Bottom Left)

2 Flak Cannons (Top Right and Bottom Right)

1 Rail Gun (Middle Top)

I got rid of some weapons and changed some weapons to not be as overpowered

New Things I added/changed:

Brig with double locking doors that are only unlockable from the security room

Put the Ammo Storage and Periscopes all in one room because I downsized the number of weapons

(from 8 to 5)

Added 1 more Unit Load Device and moved 2

(2 from where the Brig is now)

Added Text Displays for:

Reactor Condition,Reactor Temp and Fuel %

Behemoth Shuttle:

Im going to rename and remake this shuttle to better fit the Behemoth.

Closer Looks:

Command and Security Deck

Engine,Reactor and Electrical

Oxygen Generator

Main Cargo Hold

Storage and Secondary Cargo Hold

Brig and Depth Charge Room

Medbay and Medical Storage

Morgue

Gunnery Compartment with attached Ammo Storage

Ballast A and B (1 or 2 pumps?)

Workshop

Behemoth is still a work in progress (No wiring has been done yet) I wanted to show it off and see what people thought of the sub so i can see what i should change/add.

This is only my second ever sub, and it's pretty big — larger than the largest vanilla submarine.

It's Tier 3 primarily because of its size, cargo capacity, and its weapons. I wanted it to be a relatively straightforward transport sub that's big and capable without being overly complicated.

Im also thinking about remaking the Remora.

The shells health for the Behemoth is 300, im not sure if thats unbalanced for what this is.

Behemoth:

Transport (Tier 3)

Price: 20,000 mks

Dimensions: 67x23m

Cargo Capacity: 204 Crates

Recommended crew size: 14-20

Recommended crew experience: Experienced

Weapons:

2 Railguns

5 Flak Cannons

1 Open Slot

Remora:

Shuttle

Dimensions:22x7m

Cargo Capacity: 8 Crates

Recommended crew size: 1-3

Mint or near mint ?

Near mint

I found it in a Writers of the West book.

Found this mimeographed bibliography tucked inside an old book I bought from a yard sale.
How common (or uncommon) is this?

I can't find another copy online. Has anyone seen one before or know who published it?

Hardcover commemorative edition
Limited to 250 copies
My copy is #29/250
Signed by Francis H. Striker Jr. and Leon Striker Jr.
Includes the original Certificate of Authenticity
Personally inscribed to Jerry Waterman
Hardcover commemorative edition (ISBN 1-884556-00-0)

I'm mainly curious about:
How scarce these actually are today.
Whether anyone knows how the 250 copies were distributed.
Whether there's an active Fran Striker/Lone Ranger collector market for editions like this.

I could only find information on the softcover collector's edition. I haven't been able to locate another numbered commemorative hardcover for sale or any completed sales.

Hardcover commemorative edition
Limited to 250 copies
My copy is #29/250
Signed by Francis H. Striker Jr. and Leon Striker Jr.
Includes the original Certificate of Authenticity
Personally inscribed to Jerry Waterman
Hardcover commemorative edition (ISBN 1-884556-00-0)

I'm mainly curious about:
How scarce these actually are today.
Whether anyone knows how the 250 copies were distributed.
Whether there's an active Fran Striker/Lone Ranger collector market for editions like this.
Any idea of a realistic collector value.

I could only find information on the softcover collector's edition. I haven't been able to locate another numbered commemorative hardcover for sale or any completed sales.

I found this book at a thrift store and can't find much information online. It was copyrighted in 1972 by Jessie Eastman Holt, includes illustrations by Paul Bond, and contains poems previously published in the Chicago Tribune, Christian Century, Driftwind, and other magazines

It looks like it was signed by the author and gifted to a friend.

I found this book at a thrift store and can't find much information online. It was copyrighted in 1972 by Jessie Eastman Holt, includes illustrations by Paul Bond, and contains poems previously published in the Chicago Tribune, Christian Century, Driftwind, and other magazines

It looks like it was signed by the author and gifted to a friend.

I haven't been able to find a publisher, ISBN, or Library of Congress number. I'm mostly trying to learn whether this was self-published or privately printed. And how many were printed (if it's even possible to learn that)