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Industrial Resource Depot [11 Slots]
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Type of Build: Station, Military, Civil
Civilian: Factory
Material: Iron, Titanium, Naonite, Trinium
Game Stage: Mid Game
File Size
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2.547 MB
3 Nov, 2020 @ 8:27am
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Industrial Resource Depot [11 Slots]

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Drazhill's Industrial Lineup
20 items
Description
Another station... hurray!

Features:
- Full integrity coverage
- Flight recorder (don't know if it works on stations)
- Small magenta framework block for easy conversion into transporter block
- Internal hull blocks for easy customization
- 11 slots
- 9.762 blocks
- 20.000 cargo hold
- 1.600 crew quarters
- 1.997 titanium production capacity per second over 2 productions
- 148 hangar space
- Energy required/generated: 242 GW / 408 GW
- Energy storage of 1.31 TJ

Costs:
Credits 12.659.000
Iron 479.000
Titanium 411.000
Naonite 674.000
Trinium 11.000
2 Comments
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Drazhill  [author] 4 Nov, 2020 @ 1:32am 
Yeah, I'll admit I just threw together the internals in a rush, so feel free to change stuff... I know I'll make them heavily production oriented myself if I ever build one, so then some generator and energy storage might have to... convert
Laevathea 3 Nov, 2020 @ 10:57am 
Love how it looks like a converted vessel from eponymous series, always good work from you on these.
Flight recorders do work on stations in the same role as a ship (little icon on map)

Small nitpick: You might want to switch out energy storage for production though, I can't think of anything a station would do that would require storage over generators, though I'd love to be proven wrong.