Updated Scout/Courier Type M

[DFW]

http://www.4shared.com/file/dsSfqqe_/Type_S_Modular_100t_design_and.html

Updated some design elements & deck plan per Rust's suggestion.

 

[phavoc]

Interesting design. I'm sure the crew are happy that they don't have to hot bunk.

 

[simonh]

Realy nice. Not as pretty as the classic design, or some of the other alternative scouts, but very utilitarian and well thought out. I like the escape pod immediately under the airlock. I'd probably have put in more than one way to get down to the cargo deck.

Simon Hibbs

 

[DFW]

Interesting design. I'm sure the crew are happy that they don't have to hot bunk.

Yes true. However, there are two beds to a stateroom in case needed.

 

[DFW]

Realy nice. Not as pretty as the classic design, or some of the other alternative scouts, but very utilitarian and well thought out. I like the escape pod immediately under the airlock. I'd probably have put in more than one way to get down to the cargo deck.

Simon Hibbs

Thanks. I took a more realistic approach. I figured a ship that is required to survey, scout behind the lines, courier, survive, be able to be operated by one person, etc., etc., needed a more robust, logical design.

There are compromises. Adding additional cargo access requires more tonnage used. The "A" deck internal height is only 210cm and the passage way is only 90cm wide.

Wouldn't be a proper Scout/Courier without some quirks.

 

[simonh]

Actualy, it'd make a great little trader. No good for passengers, but fine for a bit of speculative trading off the mains.

Simon Hibbs

 

[DFW]

Actualy, it'd make a great little trader. No good for passengers, but fine for a bit of speculative trading off the mains.

Simon Hibbs

In my game it is the vessel a scout gets if rolled on the muster out table. Great ship for 4-6 players. They've done some trading off the main areas and survived some scrapes with pirates at the same time.