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tpkc klick
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Royal Navy Patrol Waystation 4134
Patrol Waystation 4134
Located in the dense Kaazjrin Rift, Waystation 4134 is a refurbished Arini Industries modular station, and serves as a rest stop for Sharisa crews from the Kaoumini Navy's 709th patrol group.
Game Statistics:
Craft: Arini Industries Type 4457-A modular station
Type: modular space station
Scale: Starfighter
Length: 27.25 meters
Skill: Not applicable.
Crew: 0 (the station is automated)
Droid Compliment: One housekeeping droid
Passengers: 8
Cargo Capacity: 50 metric tons
Consumables: 2 months (Fuel: 2 months, Life Support: 14 man-months, Food and Water: 6 man-months)
Value: 35,000 cr (not for sale)
Hull: 2D
Shields: 1D
Sensors:
Passive: 10/0D
Scan: 25/1D
Search: 40/2D
Focus: 2/3D
Weapons:
2 x Double Laser Cannons
Fire Arc: Turret
Skill: Starship Gunnery
Space Range: 1-3/12/25
Damage: 4D
Capsule:
In the waning days of the Old Republic, Arini Industries manufactured a line of inexpensive modular space stations and outposts. One of the smaller and more popular ones was the Type 4457-A. At a little over 27 meters long, the station was suitable for small scientific outposts and storage depots, and was fairly common in the less accessable corners of the galaxy. The station that became Waystation 4134 was an astrographical observation post that had drifted into the dense nebula of the Kaazjrin Rift and been lost. Years later, a patroling Kaoumini Firespray stumbled across the station, and it was converted to a rest station for mission-weary crews on extended deployment.
The station has semiprivate sleeping quarters for up to eight people, a laundry, a galley, and a small supply depot. Crews are responsible for ferrying supplies to keep the station stocks, as well as basic maitenence, and they've kept the station in fairly good condition (though they occasionally forget to clean out the 'fridge).
Waystation 4134's defenses consist of a pair of dual laser turrets and modest shields.
Last edited by tpkc klick, 11/1/2006, 8:37 pm
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10/27/2006, 11:14 pm
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tpkc klick
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Re: Royal Navy Patrol Waystation 4134
Deckplan:
The interior of Waystation 4134 consists of a single deck, with up to 300cm of headroom. Descriptions of its various compartments follow.
Airlocks and Entry Foyer
At the hammer-shaped "bow" of the station is the entry foyer with two airlocks. They are designed to fit most standard cylandrical auxiliary docking ports. The airlocks are microgravity environments to allow crew to transition from the gravity orientation in a docked ship to the gravity orientation of the station.
Main Module
"Aft" of the Entry foyer is the station's main module. It contains a lounge and galley, four bunkrooms, and a head.
Common Room Just "aft" of the entry foyer in the main module is the common. It contains the station's control console, an eating area with a built-in holoprojector, and a small galley.
Bunkrooms"Aft" of the common room are the station's four bunkrooms. Each contains a double bunk, a desk with a computer terminal, and a chair.
HeadAt the "aft" end of the main module is the station's head. It contains two toilet stalls, a sink, and a shower.
Reactor Module
"Aft" of the main module is the reactor module. It contains the station's power core, cooling system, and shield generator.
Environmental Module
"Starboard" of the reactor and main modules is the environmental module. This module contains the station's consumables, life support, environmental management systems, and batteries. One of the station's two cannons is located here.
Storage Module
"Port" of the reactor and main modules is the storage module. This module contains the station's laundry, and a large storeroom for non-perishable supplies. One of the station's two cannons is located here.
Last edited by tpkc klick, 10/28/2006, 11:30 am
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wow, flood, heat wave, tornado...holy **** Mike, time to move, don't you think? -Lucas P
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10/27/2006, 11:14 pm
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The VOID
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Re: Royal Navy Patrol Waystation 4134
Yes, cool work! Exactly what I was talking about. 
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10/27/2006, 11:34 pm
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kenposan
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Re: Royal Navy Patrol Waystation 4134
Well, not quite as pretty as your ships 
Clever idea, I like it and I like the backstory, it gives the station a "feel", if that makes sense.
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10/28/2006, 5:53 am
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Shadow Industries
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Re: Royal Navy Patrol Waystation 4134
As said on chat
nice work
cant wait to see more
shadow
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As an Imperial officer I would answer the question "Would you sacrifice 200,000 soldiers to take one objective" my answer would be "Yes Sir, and Ill sacrifice another 200,000 in the name of the Emperor to fullfill his dreams".
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10/28/2006, 8:57 am
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tpkc klick
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Re: Royal Navy Patrol Waystation 4134
Type 4457-A modular space station
Toward the end of the Old Republic era, Arini Industries manufactured a line modular stations. Among the most popular was the Type 4457-A.
Game Statistics:
Craft: Arini Industries Type 4457-A modular station
Type: modular space station
Scale: Starfighter
Length: 27.25 meters
Skill: Not applicable.
Crew: 0 (the station is automated)
Droid Compliment: One housekeeping droid
Passengers: 8
Cargo Capacity: 50 metric tons
Consumables: 2 months (Fuel: 2 months, Life Support: 14 man-months, Food and Water: 6 man-months)
Value: 25,000 cr (new) 20,000 cr (used)
Hull: 2D
Shields: 1D
Sensors:
Passive: 10/0D
Scan: 25/1D
Search: 40/2D
Focus: 2/3D
Capsule:
In the waning days of the Old Republic, Arini Industries manufactured a line of inexpensive modular space stations and outposts. One of the smaller and more popular ones was the Type 4457-A. At a little over 27 meters long, the station was suitable for small scientific outposts and storage depots, and was fairly common in the less accessable corners of the galaxy. The station is automated, and is designed so that it may be put into a hibernation mode and left to its own devices, sometimes for years. Even after such a long period, it can be reactivated and ready for habitation in a couple of hours. As part of a modular system, the type 4457-A can be connected to a number of other modules, allowing it to be customized to different needs (Note: I used the Rapid Deployment Base modules that can be found here and these modules may be used to easily expand this station.) The station has semiprivate sleeping quarters for up to eight people, a laundry, a galley, and a small supply depot.
Last edited by tpkc klick, 11/1/2006, 8:37 pm
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10/28/2006, 11:23 am
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tpkc klick
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Re: Royal Navy Patrol Waystation 4134
Deckplan:
The interior of the Type 4457-A consists of a single deck, which can have up to 300cm of headroom, though most stations have a lower ceiling (between 210 cm to 250 cm) with additional equipment filling the overhead space. Descriptions of its various compartments follow.
Airlocks and Entry Foyer
At the hammer-shaped "bow" of the station is the entry foyer with two airlocks. They are designed to fit most standard cylandrical auxiliary docking ports. The airlocks are microgravity environments to allow crew to transition from the gravity orientation in a docked ship to the gravity orientation of the station.
Main Module
"Aft" of the Entry foyer is the station's main module. It contains a lounge and galley, four bunkrooms, and a head.
Common Room Just "aft" of the entry foyer in the main module is the common. It contains the station's control console, an eating area with a built-in holoprojector, and a small galley.
Bunkrooms "Aft" of the common room are the station's four bunkrooms. Each contains a double bunk, a desk with a computer terminal, and a chair.
Head At the "aft" end of the main module is the station's head. It contains two toilet stalls, a sink, and a 'fresher stall.
Reactor Module
"Aft" of the main module is the reactor module. It contains the station's power core, cooling system, and shield generator.
Environmental Module
"Starboard" of the reactor and main modules is the environmental module. This module contains the station's consumables, life support, environmental management systems, and batteries. This module has a port for connecting additional modules.
Storage Module
"Port" of the reactor and main modules is the storage module. This module contains the station's laundry, and a large storeroom for non-perishable supplies. This module has a port for connecting additional modules.
Last edited by tpkc klick, 10/28/2006, 12:16 pm
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wow, flood, heat wave, tornado...holy **** Mike, time to move, don't you think? -Lucas P
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10/28/2006, 11:27 am
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Shadow Industries
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Re: Royal Navy Patrol Waystation 4134
i like
like i said on chat
only prob is, is the fact this is for relaxing and recreation, not much room for such
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As an Imperial officer I would answer the question "Would you sacrifice 200,000 soldiers to take one objective" my answer would be "Yes Sir, and Ill sacrifice another 200,000 in the name of the Emperor to fullfill his dreams".
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10/28/2006, 1:27 pm
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Intellivore
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Re: Royal Navy Patrol Waystation 4134
good work klick!
next step: multi-level?
looks alot like a cr-90 too.....kinda cute like a baby cr-90 with a gunship daddy!
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10/28/2006, 1:29 pm
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tpkc klick
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Re: Royal Navy Patrol Waystation 4134
The waystation is not meant as a base, but as rest-stop. Crews are allowed to take a couple of days off during their one-month patrols. It represents a marked increase in available space over the Sharisa, though crews tend to spend their stopover time resting. It's is generally kept stocked with the pilots' favorite holodramas, video games and books. Being able to do some laundry is also a bonus.
The stopover schedule is staggered so that there is no gap in coverage while a patrol is at the station.
Last edited by tpkc klick, 10/28/2006, 3:42 pm
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wow, flood, heat wave, tornado...holy **** Mike, time to move, don't you think? -Lucas P
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10/28/2006, 3:03 pm
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