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[REC] Stanton class battlecruiser Mk.3

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Type: Blueprint

Tags: ship, large_grid, safe

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7.198 MB

8 Mar, 2021 @ 9:03am

24 Dec, 2022 @ 10:15am

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This item requires all of the following DLC

Space Engineers - Decorative Pack

Space Engineers - Decorative Pack #2

Space Engineers - Frostbite

Space Engineers - Sparks of the Future

Space Engineers - Warfare 1

Space Engineers - Heavy Industry

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Description/lore

As the Lunar war began to progress REC quickly picked up on a new LKF ship; the Serenade class heavy cruiser. From what intel could gather, it's heavily armed and could prove to be a match for the largest ships in the fleet. However before these ships could be produced and deployed in mass REC managed to do an overhaul of the Stanton class, to counteract these new ships. Up armed and with a larger hangar to accommodate for more fighters, the Mk.3 Stantons are a force to be reckoned with.

Specifications

-PCU: 51,608
-215 meters long
-55 meters wide
-40 meters tall

Scripts/Thanks

Whip's Radar script , SIMPL script and Salvo script

Rdav's Easy auto turret script and Torpedo script

MMaster's Automatic LCDs script All rotor turrets by Major Jon

A/N: The Trinity now have a wiki! Here's a link to it,

https://github.com/YoshiWoof22/Trinity/wiki

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ZDuke 15 Dec, 2021 @ 12:12pm

There was a series of four books, Spacecraft 2000-2100 AD, Great Space Battles, Spacewreck, and Starliners: Commercial Spaceflight in 2200 AD. They were written by Stuart Cowley, and while primarily collections of 70s British space art, they also had little technical write ups (except for Great Space Battles, which had stories) next to the art. The writing style in your wiki reminds me of these books very much, as do the multicolored spacecraft that you populate your history with. If you can find a secondhand copy of Spacebase 2000 (A republishing of spacecraft 2000-2100 AD and Great Space Battles in the same binding) I highly recommend it. Beautiful spaceships and decent writing.