Many thanks :)

Here is my review of your design after using it for quite some time. My Positive Thoughts: Great drill coverage, Good PTW Ratio, Beautiful Design, Awesome cargo capacity, Good interior design, Good lighting on the interior, and Good camera view. My Negative thoughts: It tends to slighty shake and slighty spin while the cutter head is rotating, It could start with the power online after spawning it in, more camera's (preferably a camera on the center or near the center of the drill head), It could use direction signs on the inside to make navigating easier, It could use more docking connectors for use in a server with alot of players, And it could use Jump Drivers to make traveling between mining sites faster. Over all review in my opinion is 7.5/10

@Pancake Yes

Hey Bran! Can I make retrofit of this ship?

It's still a good looking ship that does fill the roll of mining ship and mobile base. A revisit of this ship wouldn't be a bad idea.

the drillhead is easy to build without saving it

the problem with rotor or piston is that the extension are not placed in survival. you should load the ship in creativ and save the drillhead as separate blueprint. Actually i would updated the ship because the thruster speed was made before the mass was insert in the game. With a full cargo pod it is too heavy for speedup

drillhead not showing up in survival is a (bug?) with the way the projector works. parts attached to a rotor are technically a seperate craft so the projector doesn't include them. work around is to have a temp set of blocks connecting the parts of the drill head to the rest of the ship. removing these blocks after assembly will allow it to work again as it was intended to.

I see thanks anyway

the ship was build in creativ modus. the drillhead is on the ship included. if you use the blueprint in survival the part is missing. I think is a bug by the game.

Probably will sound stupid but where I can project the drillhead, because i cant find it.

Der Ring ist mehr aus ästhetischer Drang gebaut. Hat aber den Vorteil das der Bohrkopf dadurch innen Hohl ist und man kann Reparaturen und Wartungen vornehmen. Es gibt eine Wartungstür am Bug des Reaktorraum.

Ein wirklich sehr schönes Modell. Da werd ich fast neidisch :). Ich hab nen ähnlichen Tunnelbohrer mit festem Bohrkopf der sich im gesamten dreht, und grad ist mir aufgefallen das vermutlich deswegen die Seiten im hinteren bereich aufgerissen sind. Ich dachte immer weniger drehende Teile seien besser aber das war wohl ein Trugschluss. Ist der gegenläufig angebrachte Bohrkopf nur für die Ästhetik oder gibt das noch andere Vorteile?
(Und jetzt erstmal ein bisschen Industriespionage vor dem weiterbauen ^^)