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UCSL-A Goodwill - Auxiliary Light Cargo Ship
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Type of Build: Ship, Civil
Civilian: Freighter
Material: Iron, Titanium
Game Stage: Starter
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3 Oct, 2024 @ 1:14pm
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UCSL-A Goodwill - Auxiliary Light Cargo Ship

In 2 collections by Tachyon_100
UFS Small Utility and Support Ships and Vessels (1 - 5 Slots)
70 items
UFS Fleet, Stations and Turrets
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Description
Model: Goodwill
Class: Auxiliary Light Utility Cargo Ship - UCSL-A

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Hardpoints: 6 class 1

Subsystem Slots: 5

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Crew Capacity: 26

Cargo Hold: 1220

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Length: 514m
Height: 80m
Width: 262m

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Manufacturer: Mason Heavy Engineering

Essentially two Sailwell-class freighters welded together. It is slow, sluggish and has a low power output.
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Tachyon_100  [author] 16 Jan @ 1:05pm 
Really? I am pretty sure i've seen that kind of design principle in quite a few scifi things ... but can't quite put my finger on it at the moment to be honest.

And yes, it is a quite terrible little ship, but that's kindaaaa by design ... or rather i cared about the performance about as much as the manufacturer ... which is me i guess xD
Bluetail 15 Jan @ 10:42pm 
Now that's something I've never seen in scifi fiction for ship designs, a ww2 inspired design of slapping two planes together and calling it a day. I love this dinky little thing, though to use it would probably be as the description says best, sluggish.