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USSI Argus Star Cruiser (NO MODS)

Cygnus Spaceworks
United Systems Service Interstellar USSI
"Argus" R-042589-B
Series M-111
General Purpose Star Cruiser

Crew: 8
Decks: 5
Cargo Bays: 4 + hangar

Length: 502m
Weight(empty) 48000 tons

Jump range: long
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Built at Cygnus Shipyards, the half-kilometer-long M-111 is part of a line of unique starcruisers.

Unlike other starships built using set design blueprints, Cygnus employs various
modules which are then attached together and linked internally. Any two Cygnus M
series ships are only basically similar, with curving armor shells covering the bulk
of the vessel. Modules such as reactor cores, additional cargo bays or cryo holds are
attached as needed within the superstructure during construction.

While this design approach is "messy" when compared to contemporary starships, the M
series is as a result extremely versatile and modular, able to accommodate upgrades and
additional components very quickly.

The Argus can function as a mobile factory, a repair tug, a bulk hauler, a science
vessel and large-scale transport. At a fraction of the size of dedicated cargo
barges, the Argus is significantly more maneuverable.

And yes, it can land,take off and fly within a planet's gravity.
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Features:

5 detailed and functional decks, linked via stairwells, crawlspaces, and access tubes

Douzens of detailed rooms, including:
Lounge w/Bar
Rec Room
Multiple crew cabins
Galley
Fore and Starboard Docking Clamps
Cryo Bay
Biolab
Reactor Core w/WIP Self-destruct system.

Fully functional landing ramp.

Integrated thruster banks for a more classical spaceship look.

Rotating alarm lights for all hangar doors leading outside.

Mod free! Totally vanilla!


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WARNING: This ship is big. 502m.

And it can land :)

I wanted to push the limits of SE and try for something a bit more akin to the scale
I like ships to be. I aimed for a maze of corridors, rooms, cargo bays and machine
housings all looping back on itself to create a ship that is fun to explore!

I love the retro-future aesthetic of the 70s-80s-90s, this ship reflects the
inspiration designs of those eras have given me!

Big thank you to all the script makers who's scripts I've used, and a thanks to
Kequalizr who suggested the use of dummy air vents in the corridors!

Due to the scale of this build, there may be the odd unfinished bit.