STATISTICS
| Mass: 30 tons | Movement Type: Coaxial Rotor VTOL |
| Power Plant: TME 70 Fusion | Armor Type: TME 3000 Standard |
| Comm Systems: TME Vox Et Deus | Cruising Speed: 76 kph |
| Targeting/Tracking Systems:
TME 3050 Point-And-Shoot |
Maximum Speed: 119 kph |
| Chassis: RevEng Clokey-3 | |
| Armament: 2 TME/BTSTS-ELL:3049 "Lightspear" Extended Range Large Lasers 1 TME/BTSTS-MG:3000 "Chatterbox" Machine Gun |
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OVERVIEW
The TME-111 Goo is the last of the "Clokey" TME vehicle series.
CAPABILITIES
A well-armed attack platform, the Goo is optimized for recon-in-force and flanking missions. Armed with dual large lasers and well armored for a helicopter, the TME-111 is an effective anti-'Mech platform as long as it keeps moving. For a secondary weapon, the Goo may either mount a machine gun for anti-infantry duties or an anti-missile system for superior defense. However, the anti-missile system is somewhat lacking in ammunition, so most pilots opt for the machine gun.
DEPLOYMENT
The TME-111 Goo was initially sold in the Inner Sphere under the production number G6-00 and participated in a less-than-successful raid on Clan space. It showed its worth, however, by startling the Clanners so much they unloaded a 100-ton Daishi's firepower into it.
The Goo is popular with airborne calvary units because of its firepower and relative independence from supply lines.
TME-111 Goo Attack Helicopter |
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| 30 tons | VTOL (Rotor) | Cruising MP: 7 (75.6 kph) | Flank MP: 11 (118.8 kph) |
| Engine: 70 XL Fusion | Engine Mass: 1.5 t | Control Mass: 1.5 t | Lift Equip Mass: 3 t |
| No Power Amplifier | 16 Heat Sinks | Internal Structure: 3 t | No Turret |
| Armor Mass: 4 t | Armor Points: 64 | Crew: 1 | Rotor Arrange: Double |
ARMOR |
EQUIPMENT |
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| Front: | 22 |
Large Laser | Front |
| Left/Right Side: | 15 / 15 |
Large Laser | Front |
| Rear: | 10 |
Machine Gun | Front |
| Turret: | not applicable |
100 Machine Gun shots | Body |
| Rotor: | 2 |
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DESIGNER'S NOTE: That strange flying glob of blue is back and packing heat. "Goo" is probably a trademark of those Clokey animation fellows. All in fun, guys. Please do not sue. I am too poor to sue.