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ARVn Small Shipyard
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Blueprint: Base
Custom: Space Base, Airtight
Tags: Blueprint
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8 May, 2020 @ 11:19am
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ARVn Small Shipyard

Description
The Small Shipyard is capable of building medium-sized Capital Vessels for the ARV fleet. The facility has advanced construction capabilities (enough room to spawn a medium sized CV), and basic repair capabilities (a T1 Repair bay).

The facility is equipped with advanced medical facilities (all five Medical Devices), basic recreational facilities (two food processors and fridges), advanced construction capabilities (2 Advanced Constructors, 2 Deconstructors, and 1 Furnace), and a Shuttle Bay with moderate storage capabilities.

The facility is capable of defending itself with a total lockdown procedure, which activates its defensive sentries (8), and turrets (6 Cannon and 3 Minigun), as well as closing various blast doors that protect the occupants from intrusion.

The facility is equipped with fifteen solar panels that allow it to preform basic functions, even if ti's primary fuel tanks have been depleted.
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Ω KnowItAllDM Φ  [author] 24 Nov, 2020 @ 4:44pm 
yeah, it's meant to construct my mid-sized CVs for my ARVn Line.
Nax_o 14 Nov, 2020 @ 8:54am 
Pretty good design. MP focus though a bit as it has more space than needed for SP needs and not 'tight' enough crew quarters. Nevertheless not that much extra fluff and a good platform to build ships after some rework. Expensive so not perhaps the first space base to build but definitely a good candidate when it's time to 'get serious' about ship building in space.