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Anyways, nice idea, I like it...
Besides, hes only one Jawa... how many guns do you think he fires at a time?
It's just the few things:
1. It's not about the count of fire-able guns, it's 'bout the count of installed guns. Hey, some maybe are just fake to scare off pirates and such, huh?
2. Besides, if he has so many guns and he's alone, why would he need that amount of firepower? You know, making such small ship a laser-porcupine will scare off some, but others (especially big-scale pirates, like Drea Renthall etc.) could think: "Hey, if ship that small is equipped with so many lasers, it could be important, like, courier craft with some important data or somesuch!"
3. Yeah, Jawas couldn't care less about safety when it comes to suiting their needs in technology they use, but when I see intact small freighter with so many guns, I just think that this could mean two things:
a) The guns are fake
b) The guns weren't all fired yet, otherwise the ship will blow
Ya know, I shoudn't bother You. In the days when there are some Fans creating strange ships able to outrun the Millenium Falcon, destroy Star Destroyer with one shot, which are piloted by Corellian-Mandalorian-Jedi, who is able to use both Dark and Light Side of the Force and who is armed with Mando armour, turbolaser-powered twin blasters and two black-bladed lightsabers, the Jawa piloted small freighter with six gun placements is no big deal, really
Anyway, I send You big regards, You did great job!
P.S. Check my ships:
The Great Quantificator (and it's interior)
&
The Incident
I've been wondering if someone's using the same method as I for starship design... It's quite cool, yet people are sometimes mocking, huh...?
By the way, are You creating those ships for purpose like Fan Fiction or RPG, or just for simple fun? I'm quite fond of illustrating my FF (this means I don't like the readers to imagine my ships and other stuff by themselves