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[REC] Hephaestus class industrial ship

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Type: Blueprint

Tags: ship, large_grid, safe

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2.093 MB

2 Sep, 2021 @ 7:12am

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Required DLC

This item requires all of the following DLC

Space Engineers - Heavy Industry

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Description/lore

The Hephaestus class was designed to be a cheaper alternative than the Anvil class, as well as being made for the sole purpose of refining ore and then turning that ore into components. It features a large cargo bay and a docking mechanism that allows it to dock to any ship in the fleet without difficulty. However due to the ship's relatively small size and large machinery, it's slow and only has one gatling gun to fend off enemy warships. Due to this, it never flies without some sort of escort.

Specifications

-PCU: 11,320
-80 meters long
-25 meters wide
-25 meters tall

Scripts/Thanks

Whip's SIMPL and Radar scripts
MMaster's Automatic LCDs script

A/N: School starts in less than a week help

9 Comments

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TORGMASTER 14 Nov, 2021 @ 2:59am

good this too man, you are a good builder, good luck for the future :D

Reavvr [author] 7 Sep, 2021 @ 7:02am

I'll get around to fixing the rotor soon

Juananzaldo 7 Sep, 2021 @ 5:31am

Really liked the design. One small suggestion for the blueprint: Could you add limits to the rotor so it doesn't collide with the gattling gun? This will really help the users with little knoledge of how the connector work. Along this line, you could add an on/off switch for the same rotor to stop it spinning instead of just trying to fiddle the speed.