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AAF Recon V2

The AAF Recon v2 is a corvette class recon ship. The ship has a landing pad that has 35x35 (small blocks) of space for ships and it also has 2 55x15 areas on the sides for possibly more ships or addons like extra turret arrays, if the ship has to go for a little more dangerious mission. The ships main purpose is to offer repair and/or building supplies and also to scout or spy while staying hidden. The ship has got 4 large cargo containers for supplies. There are also 2 medical bays for the crew. The ships armor is fully out of light armor. The layout of the armor in the back of the ship is layer based so even though the enemy would be able to blast a few holes in the ship they cant just man the ship. In the middle of the ship, main hall, there are no layer based armoring but rather 4 interior turrets. This is because the enemy would propably attack first to the back of the ship because there are the defensive guns and turrets, and that would lead into random bullets/missles hitting the hull. Everything needed for moving is located in the back, this is for the case the ship would crash into something (for example because of some electric failure) the front is getting ripped right open, the ship can still perfectly move around and get its self repaired. And if the cockpit door gets smashed too, the main hall will obivously suffer from lack of pressure, but the rear and the front are separated with an arilock so you can still walk in and out safely. And same goes if the rear so if like the enemy blows up a hole in the engine room, the whole ship isnt lost. The ship also has a foldable antenna array (thats where the AAF comes from). The safe prperties of this rotor moving the array would be :
-torque: 33.6 MNm
-breaking torque: 33.6 MNm
-rpm: fold: 1.43 unfold: -1.17
-lower limit: -89
-upper limit: 2
The speed goin forards is pretty good to its mass, 50km/s in about 5.5 seconds whitout any cargo. Maneuverability is not brilliant but still decent so you can avoid small objects like asteroids.