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Modular Stations: Custom Shipyard Federation Inspired
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Modular Stations: Custom Shipyard Federation Inspired

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A shipyard designed to be compliant with the Modular Stations system. Features movable arms, spotlights, controlls and docking for 4 construction drones (Not included), and a retractable projector with exterior controlls. Contains Glass Hallway, Window Port Cover, Airlock Port Cover, and Blank Modules by the Modular Stations Team, and the Stations arms are by Captain Artay

Credit for Modular Stations goes to Volgraza, Ekuah, and SaLaDiN.
Their work can be found https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=374919711

Credit for the Station Arms goes to Captain Artay
taken from his Federation Inspired Shipyard https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=312946965
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BluePyros  [skaper] 5. feb. 2015 kl. 10.17 
Yup, the projector is on 2 pistons actually to put it out below the core to accomidate odd shaped ships, and retracts so they can more easily depart.

At is max, its about 80 wide. With the arms fully down and a little safety room, I'd say 70 would be a little snug, but doable. Still a pretty large ship.
Cmdr. DoomForge™ 4. feb. 2015 kl. 14.01 
Very nice! Something like this can go quite well for building most ships I'd assume, how wide is it? I just noticed, it seems like you got the projector on a piston to let it extend and retract, is that correct?