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Revision as of 11:35, 9 July 2026

BattleMech Readout
Thunderbolt Walking
Thunderbolt Walking
Thunderbolt
Production Information
Manufacturers Earthwerks Incorporated
Year 2491
Base Model TDR-5S
Class Heavy
Roles Juggernaut

Soldier

Cost 5,446,761 C-Bills
Battle Value 1,015
Tech Level Level 1: Intro
Component Information
Mass 65 Tons
Chassis Earthwerks TDR
Power Plant Magna 260
Jump Jets None
Armor Ryerson 150
Comms Neil 8000
TTS RCA Instatrac Mark X
Armament 1 Sunglow Type 2 Large Laser

1 Delta Dark LRM 15 Rack

3 Diverse Optics Type 18 Medium Lasers

1 Bical SRM 2 Twin Rack

2 Voelkers 200 Machine Guns

Technical Information
Walk Speed 43.2 kph
Run Speed 64.8 kph
Sprint Speed 86.4 kph
Jump Distance N/A
Movement
Armor Points 208 Standard
Heat Sinks 15 Single
Load Weight 21 Tons
Characteristics N/A

The Thunderbolt marched off the Earthwerks assembly lines in 2491, where it promptly found roles in assault lances of the era. It proved popular, resulting in adoption across the Successor States' BattleMech forces. While it has long since been relegated to the heavy weight class, it still remains a viable and popular 'Mech.

The Thunderbolt's weapons array makes it an ideal Soldier 'Mech, allowing it to close with opponents. Heavy armor allows it to shrug off attacks while inflicting its own heavy fire upon any opponent daring enough to engage it.

Armament and Capabilities

Data

Models and Configurations

Data

Gallery

TRO 3025
SW Abridged Manual
SW Manual

Citations