F7C-M Super Hornet

The Anvil F7C-M "Super Hornet" is designed to closely resemble the military load-out while still adhering to civilian regulations. It features the reattachment of the ball turret and incorporates nearly military-grade components. By introducing a second seat to divide logistical and combat responsibilities, the Super Hornet becomes an exceptionally formidable adversary. This enhancement demonstrates the effectiveness of teamwork and makes engaging with the Super Hornet a truly daunting prospect.^[1]^[2]

Features

Second seat

Proving that two heads are better than one, a second seat has been added to split the logistic and combat duty.

Near Military Spec.

Closest to the F7A Hornet military load-out as is legally possible for a civilian model.

Weapons

With three size 3 gun harpoints, a top turret which can hold a pair of size 2 guns, as well as carrying four size 2 missiles, the F7C-M is not a ship to mess around with.

Specifications

Model

Ship profile

Isometric	Above	Port-side	Front	Rear	Below

Isometric	Above	Port-side	Front	Rear

Special editions

F7C-M Super Hornet "Heartseeker"

With a unique emblem on the side of the cockpit, it is loaded with top-of-the-line components and outfitted with four imposing Behring laser cannons. The top gun turret is replaced with a S4 weapons hardpoint.^[3] RSI Store

Isometric	Above	Port-side	Front	Rear	Below

Series variants

Civilian

Image	Name	Description
	F7C Hornet	The civilian variant of the classic F7A Hornet. Also has a small cargo hold.
	F7C-R Hornet Tracker	The F7C-R is variant that is designed for scouting, but can also be use for command and control.
	F7C-S Hornet Ghost	The stealth variant designed to have a low profile.

Military

Image	Name	Description
	F7A Hornet (Mk I)	The original Hornet that all other variants are based off. It has been the primary military fighter of the UEE Navy for hundreds of years.^[4]
	F7A Hornet Mk II	It is the latest version of the classic F7A Hornet.
	F7A-R Hornet Tracker	The F7A-R Hornet Tracker is the military version of the Hornet tracker.^[5]