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TREKORION: Bulkhead Listening Post

TREKORION: UFS "Bulkhead" Listening Post

Titanium: 23.616
Naonite: 10.968
Credits: 240.180

A Trekorion station on the smaller side! Decorated to be a listening post, but can be used for any purpose that a small affordable station can be put into. It has 1 large piece of Framework.

As shield technology grew modernized and smaller, the Federation began designing smaller stations more optimized toward their original roles. One of which was the Bulkhead type Listening post. Ran by a modest crew of Tactical, and Science officers, with a small amount of engineers and non-commissioned personnel with extra room to house visiting vessels for a short duration. 4 large storage pods normally seen on vessels were integrated onto all Bulkhead hulls, effectively quadrupling the effective time each listening post could operate without need for resupply. 9 total decks, 4 focused on data analysis, networking, communication, imaging and [CLASSIFIED]. 2 Decks reserved for Crew quarters and recreation, 1 as a large Observation and "mess hall" area. The Engineering deck of a Bulkhead listening post was the most gracious in terms of vertical height, being composed of several smaller levels. located just above the main lifts that lead to the docking ports of its design, leading to multiple noted remarks of the arrival/departure deck being noticeably hotter than the rest of the station.

After all modern technology was implemented in its design, the left over space noticed below the Observation deck was redesigned into a Through-way shuttle hangar (Replaceable Docks), garnering the Listening post am inventory of 2 Personnel shuttles, and parts to nearly construct a 3rd in case of repairs or emergencies.

The Station is powered by a small allied variant of the original Vulcan ring engine, specifically its particle collection technology so the station can "fuel itself" without the need for something burdening such as a solar array. The power also generated allows for a weapon system on par with most previous generation escorts though sadly most station personnel are never motivated enough to learn or ever make the most of such tools.

This station was built using parts from DUTY's Newer and Older Station designs found on the workshop, so credit is due there! I thank you once again for your inspiration and awesome creations.