GARMR 86's interior is compact, well-encased in armor, and very straight-forward. Multiple viable bridge positions to pilot from; I recommend the Captain's Perch, accessed via the port hallway in the main Bridge. Quick access to this is straight through the hangar. Side passageways in the bottom run the entire length and provide access to everything, so does the main corridor through the center. Side corridors in the top give passengers the quickest seat access, also found through the hangar. Should be labeled well enough to not get lost, but already have some updates to release. There are only a couple elevators, but they do provide access to basically everything.

The weapon count is within limits. There was no need to go max-guns (it's pretty well-armed as it is), it cut costs at least a little bit, and there simply wasn't anywhere to put more guns (READ: you definitely can, GARMR 86 has more than enough space; it's just going to look ugly/unnecessary. Maybe some gatling guns, if you land on planets a lot?)

Downside to GARMR 86 and her detailing: the more damage she takes, the more difficult she is to repair properly. Really only needs the 6 small generators inside; everything behind the hangar outside is expendable (though it has a lot of HP throughout this area). The rest of the hull forward is genuinely thick-skinned, so the entire ship can withstand a load of damage before becoming disabled. The core is decently buried; feel free to move it elsewhere. The offensive end of GARMR 86 gives you a low profile, making you a small target while nearly maximizing weapon usage.

- This ship was built as a gift to the Space Moles guys, oojimaflip and vicomt, as a token of my appreciation of their valiant efforts to redesign my DG15 ship. Enjoy :)
- This ship does NOT break any weapon limits! However, it's now unfortunately a class-10 size ship (due to latest update to the game). Device-wise, it's fine; it's primarily the polygon count that sends this ship WAY over the top.
- WALLPAPER!
- This awesome Tarmac used in some of the Ningues photos was created by Burr; an excellent landing pad with built-in measures for planning out big ships!