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Bandicoot [8-9 Slots]
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Type of Build: Ship, Military, Civil
Military: Cruiser, Carrier
Civilian: Freighter
Material: Iron, Titanium, Naonite, Trinium
Game Stage: Mid Game
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2.867 MB
3 Jul, 2023 @ 4:06am
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Drazhill
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Bandicoot [8-9 Slots]

In 4 collections by Drazhill
Drazhill's UDF Collection (All)
263 items
Drazhill's UDCF Collection
157 items
Drazhill's Junker Series
17 items
Drazhill's UDF Collection (New)
182 items
Description
The Bandicoot-Class is the smallest dedicated carrier in the Junker Series. The biggest, and only other, dedicated carrier in the series is the Opossum-Class. Other ships in the Junker Series includes 3 warships, the Foxhound-Class, Bloodhound-Class and Wolfhound-Class and two freighters, the Yak-Class and Mule-Class.

Features:
- Flight Recorder
- Small magenta framework block for easy conversion into Transporter Block
- Full integrity coverage
- Some Internal Smart Hull for easy customization
- Internal Framework for easy customization (NOTE! Transforming the framework will push the ship to 9 Slots!)
- The ship features 4 Docks. 2 on the top and 2 on the bottom

For full stats and costs, see last image.

!NOTE!
This ship uses mostly iron, if you want better stats, do a full titanium or trinium conversion!
4 Comments
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SlateHD 10 Mar, 2024 @ 7:11am 
okay thank you
Drazhill  [author] 10 Mar, 2024 @ 1:25am 
They are just there so people can make further upgrades when they unlock xanion, as converting them pushes the ship to 9 slots.
Drazhill  [author] 10 Mar, 2024 @ 1:23am 
Not really anything in particular. It's just the 3 colors I use for splitting up framework instead of letting them merge into a few big blocks. As to why I used all 3 of them... honestly don't know.
SlateHD 9 Mar, 2024 @ 8:17pm 
what do the blue red and green frameworks for?