F7C Hornet MK II Guide, Specs & Features
What to know
The F7C Hornet Mk II is a civilian version of the F7A Hornet Mk II space-superiority fighter developed by Anvil Aerospace. The F7C Hornet MK II combines real firepower with enough speed and control to stay responsive in a fighter engagement.
F7C Hornet MK II specifications
The modern civilian Hornet
The F7C Hornet Mk II is the civilian version of Anvil's newer military fighter. Two Size 4 guns and eight Size 1 missiles provide the standard combat loadout, while a removable 2-SCU cargo box keeps the centre mount useful between fights.
A compact fighter with a modular centre mount
The Mk II keeps the Hornet compact and responsive while updating its power system, weapons, and modular centre mount for private pilots.
Development note: The F7C Hornet MK II is flight ready and entered the live game in Alpha 3.22.1. Because Star Citizen remains in active development, specifications, features, and imagery may change over time.
F7C Hornet MK II's combat systems
Two Size 4 guns and eight Size 1 missiles give the F7C Hornet Mk II a strong civilian combat loadout. Responsive handling helps the pilot bring that firepower onto other fighters.
The F7C Hornet MK II carries two Size 4 guns and two missile racks loaded with four Size 1 missiles each.
This variant replaces the central turret with a cargo box that can carry 2 SCU of cargo.
Two missile racks carry four Size 1 missiles each alongside the Hornet's guns.
Flight controls, target data, weapon status, and damage warnings share one pilot's display.
The crew monitors power draw and heat when several major systems are working together.
The F7C Hornet MK II's combat loadout
The civilian F7C Mk II carries two Size 4 guns and eight Size 1 missiles. Its removable centre cargo box adds 2 SCU of space and can be replaced with compatible Hornet equipment.
Guns and missiles in the F7C Hornet MK II
The F7C Hornet MK II carries guns and missiles. Use the guns for sustained fire and save missiles for targets that justify them.
The pilot keeps the target in range and the F7C Hornet MK II moving while monitoring shields and ammunition.
Shield strength and available weapons decide whether the F7C Hornet MK II can attack again or should return for service.
Build the F7C Mk II around the mission
The standard F7C Mk II carries two Size 4 guns, eight Size 1 missiles, and a removable 2-SCU cargo box. The owner chooses whether to keep that practical storage or replace the centre module with another compatible Hornet option.
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Choose the centre module before launch
Keep the 2-SCU cargo box for equipment and deliveries or install another compatible Hornet module.
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Use the two Size 4 wing guns
Both pilot-controlled guns form the F7C Mk II's main direct-fire battery.
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Carry eight Size 1 missiles
Two racks each hold four missiles for guided attacks alongside the guns.
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Prepare the Hornet for its next job
After the flight, unload the cargo box, replace spent ammunition and missiles, refuel the ship, and install the module needed for the next job.
The F7C Hornet MK II in detail
The F7C Hornet MK II combines its guns and missiles with the handling, protection, and targeting systems needed for its combat role.
The F7C Mk II cargo hold can be swapped out for other options.
The Hornet provides up to 0.65 SCU of internal storage for the pilot's equipment.
Aboard the F7C Hornet MK II, responsive handling helps the pilot keep the guns and missiles on target through tight turns.
Aboard the F7C Hornet MK II, sensors and weapon controls help the pilot identify a suitable target and keep the guns and missiles aimed at it.
One pilot controls the F7C Hornet Mk II
The F7C Mk II gives one pilot direct control over flight, targeting, two Size 4 guns, eight missiles, shields, and damage information. It delivers serious medium-fighter firepower without requiring a second crew member.
A straightforward fighter with room to adapt
The standard F7C Mk II combines a strong pilot-controlled weapon package with responsive handling and a removable 2-SCU cargo module. Owners can keep the practical storage or replace the central module with another compatible Hornet option.
The wing guns provide the fighter's main direct fire, while two missile racks carry four Size 1 missiles each for guided attacks.
The standard cargo box holds 2 SCU and can be removed when the owner wants to install another compatible Hornet module.
One pilot manages movement, weapons, shields, targeting, and the small internal storage without coordinating a second station.
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