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TESLA Industries: Atlas-C Heavy Hauler
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Type of Build: Ship, Civil
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24 Jul, 2017 @ 1:25pm
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TESLA Industries: Atlas-C Heavy Hauler

Description
The Atlas-C Heavy Hauler (7 slot) is designed for purely hauling massive quantities of goods safely and efficiently. The atlas ship design itself is older and rather bulky, however its modular detachable center/rear cargo area makes its use viable dispite its age. The C class may not be agile, but has excelent forward and breaking acceleration which allow for easier traveling to and from station docking ports. Be warned: the C class is not designed with combat in mind. It has minimal shielding to protect it from brief encounters with pirates and blocades. The Atlas also has excess crew capacity making it capible of "Hauling" personell to their destination if need be.

Stats:
Base Hull: 80047 HP
Base Shield: 25000 HP
Base Cargo Hold: 4294.2
Base Energy Generation: 51.5 GW
Base Jump Range: 9 sctr

Cost:
Credits - 903.636
Iron - 22713
Trinium - 51745
Xanion - 41202
3 Comments
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Silent WolF 1 Aug, 2017 @ 10:55am 
It actually is ok visually, but it's also a structural weakness once the ship looses it's shields. I've also used frameworks as connections at my cargo ship, except I gave it an armored core.
TESLA  [author] 26 Jul, 2017 @ 10:21am 
@C_wolF Yeah, I probably should, game mechanic wise it works, but visually it can be concerning lol. I'll admit this design was kinda rushed. I've been addicted to another game recently.
Silent WolF 26 Jul, 2017 @ 5:11am 
It looks good, and in line with your other designs. I would still atach the cargo block to the main hull with something more the just framework though.