I went and bought an Imperial Courier.... and madness followed!

[FoxTwo]

Yeah, recently defected from Federation, and just promoted from "Serf" to "Master". Found the Imperial Courier (small ship), so I bought it.

(Yeah I don't like big ships. I can afford an Annie but I don't want it)

Sooooo... guess what happened?

Livery - Trying to set up my bobbleheads....

Spoiler

[video=youtube;wurZzJSempM]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wurZzJSempM[/video]

Not only could I not do it, I lost my own head!

Then, while flying, I thought I'd take a nice pic of my Imperial Courier in flight.....

Spoiler

[video=youtube;DQXAkk1LsSI]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQXAkk1LsSI[/video]

That's not all... when I looked at my left menu.....

Spoiler

Methinks the Gutamaya shipyards need better slaves....

 

[Jason Lightning]

This isn't the madness I thought you'd be on.

Go to an engineer like Palin or Farseer and put on some Enhanced 3A engines on that Courier, with special care to lighten the weight as you can. That will lead to the path of true madness and addiction.

Farseer even has a valley base for testing the ship in high speed corridors.

 

[CMDR Cosmic Spacehead]

Everyone compares Empire ships to Italian sports cars.

Looks good, but poorly made!

Although, I happen to think the Imperial ships looks crap anyway.

Enjoy life in your space canoe!

CMDR Cosmic Spacehead

 

[Jason Lightning]

Everyone compares Empire ships to Italian sports cars.

Looks good, but poorly made!

Although, I happen to think the Imperial ships looks crap anyway.

Enjoy life in your space canoe!

CMDR Cosmic Spacehead

You forgot the real reason behind the sports car references.

They are absurdly fast, the iEagle and iCourier especially. They are ships that can cruise faster than most fast medium ships can boost.

 

[IndigoWyrd]

I rather like the look of Gutamaya ships, and the Courier is one of the most fun little ships to fly.
Had a great go round last CG with one loaded up with a beam laser and a pair of packhounds. Finished in the top 10%.

But when it comes to well made and great handling, Saud Kruger is where it's at.