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The Vauban is the largest and the oldest of the early generation levant vessels still in service to the Republique. Photojournalists at the time of her launch captured the Vauban in the imagination of the French people. An indelible image is left of an engineering marvel hanging majestically low in the sky, sending waves of her heroic fighters and bombers to victory. It is said that in the weeks following the public showing of the first Vauban Sky -Fortress, French military recruitment centres reported a 22% increase in people signing up. Requests for an assignment within the Service Aeronautique were so prevalent that public relations officers had to be brought in to veer the public into positions that were more needed. Young recruits were persuaded into infantry roles with the promise that it might lead to an assault position on a Levant cruiser with promotion to a Vauban on the horizon. These things, while certainly possible, were in reality quite unlikely. Many a lucky pilot would rise to the fortunate position of crewing a Frelon Bomber. These incredible aircraft seem impossibly large when standing next to one, so much so that the wings were designed to fold in order to fit them aboard carriers; even the mighty Vauban can only carry limited squadrons. The significant payload of the Frelon bomber allows them to cause serious damage to enemy fortifications as well as the largest capital ships and armoured divisions. Now the Vauban has the reputation of having the best of the best crews among the Service Aeronautique. While a small percentage of those original recruits have found their way to their dream positions, those that have got there have done so with hard work, dedication, and a not-insignificant amount of luck. This luck has rubbed off on the Vauban class, with each one having a story of defeating seemingly insurmountable odds. At least, that’s what the publicists say. Contents: 1x Vauban Sky Fortress 2x Chasseur Levant Cruiser (may also be built as Furieux or Voliere Class ship) 2x Dieppe Levant Cruiser (may also be built as Alma, Marseille, Gascony or Lyon Class) 2x Epaulard Artillery Submarine (may also be built as Sirene Class) 6x Honneur Levant Destroyer 2x SRS Tokens 6x Frelon Tokens Please Note: Dystopian Wars: Rules, cards, guides and instructions are digital with this product and can be found on the Dystopian Wars website. Miniatures are supplied unpainted, and some assembly may be required.

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It was a small unnamed island, part of an unremarkable chain. Uninhabited. If there were anyone there they would have been treated to a glorious sight. A formation of Malinois Strike Fighters soared above the battlefleet, pilots seeing far into the distance thanks to their elevated position. The triangular craft were only visible as specks by the crewmen below and would have gone unnoticed to the wildlife of the island. Even the men of the fleet who did see made no mention of it as they were far too busy preparing for the oncoming violence. Next came a squadron of Gladius Cruisers, flanked by Cestus Zebeks, livery freshly painted as a point of pride. They were swiftly followed by Pugio Destroyers, ready to change formation at a moments notice and unleash a surprising amount of firepower. After that came the flagship, a Minerva Assault Carrier, from which had launched the fighters circling overhead. She was the ‘Giornata Gloriosa’, the fluid lines of her decorated hull reflecting the sunlight. The flightdeck had more Malinois prepared to launch once the enemy was spotted while cranes and docking mechanisms were stowed away, ready to release the moment a cruiser pulled alongside for emergency repairs. Trailing behind here were Scorpio Artillery Cruisers, their Naval Ballista sitting silent, waiting for action. The parrots on the island paid no attention to the impressive sight, let alone wonder what fools had garnered the military attention of the Alliance. This box contains: 1x Minerva Assault Carrier 3x Scorpio Artillery Cruisers (may also be built as Vulcan or Jupiter Class) 3x Gladius Strike Cruisers (may also be built as Spatha, Auxillia or Pilum Class) 6x Cestus Zebeks 6x Pugio Destroyers 3x Sagitta Hunter Submarines 6x Escorts 3x SRS Tokens Please note: Dystopian Wars: Rules, cards, guides and instructions are digital with this product and can be found on the Dystopian Wars website. Miniatures are supplied unpainted, and some assembly may be required.

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"The Couronne Grand Carrier is a masterpiece of form entwined with function. Girders and domes more at home in Parisian architecture than on machines of war are accentuated by extravagant filigree to the fore. This grandeur is backed up by engineering that befits a war machine of her stature. The hull has been reinforced with lightweight yet durable alloys devised by metallurgists at Mont Saint-Michel. Wings of Malinois Strike Fighters are safely stored in her shapely belly, waiting to be unleashed against the enemy, with expert pilots having been trained in reconnaissance and the clearance of naval mines. Some of you may have even been fortunate to see La Dame Liberte. A glorious sight, she will be sure to inspire our sailors and strike dread in the hearts of those who oppose us. Again, her use is as important as her looks with a Solex generator being hidden under the folds of her robes. I can assure you that this addition will cement President Bonaparte as the eminent force in the Latin Alliance. Merci!" Chief Logistical Officer Reynard Dupont, in an address to financial backers of the French Contents: 1x Couronne Grand Carrier (may also built as La Dame Liberte) 2x Chasseur (may also built as Furieux or Voliere Class) 2x Chevalier Cruiser (may also built as Charlemagne, Loire or Picardy Class) 2x Epaulard Artillery Submarine (may also built as Sirene Class) 4x Eceyere Frigate 2x SRS Token Please Note: Dystopian Wars: Rules, cards, guides and instructions are digital with this product and can be found on the Dystopian Wars website. Miniatures are supplied unpainted, and some assembly may be required.

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