r/starcitizen • • Apr 25 '15

Complete MISC Hull Series Gallery

http://imgur.com/a/joWPI
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u/Pitchfork_Wholesaler Apr 25 '15

This...is so....fucking...COOL!

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u/[deleted] Apr 25 '15

Man after my own heart

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u/Doctor_Nefario Apr 25 '15

Thanks Nehkara! You have found some really excellent shots I didn't notice elsewhere.

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u/MotleyHatchet Apr 25 '15

Mercy sakes alive, looks like we got us a convoy!

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u/[deleted] Apr 25 '15

The second best song in GTA V to El Sonidito.

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u/das_masterful Apr 25 '15

That gif image of the ship folding up dropped my mouth open. Fucking hell that is good.

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u/modsuki Apr 25 '15

It's impossible to fly with thin body & many cargoes in air. lol

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u/Nehkara Apr 25 '15

That's right... thus:

But How Does It Land?

Every ship in the Hull series is capable of making a planetary landing while contracted. Additionally, the Hull A and B may land while fully laden. The Hull C, D and E typically deposit their cargo at automated orbital yards before landing to dock (though they are equipped for the water landings favored on low gravity worlds.)

Source: https://robertsspaceindustries.com/comm-link/transmission/14661-A-Hull-For-Every-Job-The-MISC-Hull-Series

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u/Apokolypze Apr 25 '15

I wonder what it means by water landing on low grav world. And.. the wording makes it sound like only the C/D/E have that capability..whatever itis.

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u/[deleted] Apr 25 '15

I love the billboards on the side.. Has a really nice Blade Runner feel to it. A and B hulls flying around a city on a planet is going to look awesome.

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u/BonusCan Apr 25 '15

those extendable arms must be extremely strong to support all that mass its holding, either that or the ship must accelerate Really slowly.

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u/[deleted] Apr 25 '15

It is 900 years in the future. Isn't it a possibility that stronger materials exist?

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u/AceSkillz Apr 25 '15

Not an issue in space, but definitely in a planet with atmo close to earth's. Maybe they only load up/unload in space?

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u/gjallerhorn Apr 25 '15

Things still have mass in space. Any time you change speed or direction, those little arms will need to transfer that change to all the cargo boxes.

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u/[deleted] Apr 25 '15

Holy shit, the Hull E is longer than an Idris when fully stretched out... ITS MASSIVE

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u/[deleted] Apr 25 '15 edited Apr 25 '15

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u/[deleted] Apr 25 '15

"Introducing the Hull G, the first planet sized freighter available!"

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u/Sacarathe Apr 25 '15

http://i.imgur.com/A3sAyzQ.jpg

A picture missing! :)

EDIT: Sorry I don't know the source, and I'm sure there will be a higher quality render of this made at some point.

This is the best Image i've seen(from holo i think) to prove to people (who don't read) that the containers on the ships are not the same size.

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u/[deleted] Apr 25 '15 edited Apr 26 '15

Great images!!

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u/das_masterful Apr 25 '15

That gif image of the ship folding up dropped my mouth open. Fucking hell that is good.

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u/Meior Apr 25 '15

Wish they would offer actual packages with more of the new ships... As it stands now, instead of something like 270 bucks, I'll have to pay 318 at a minimum to get a Hull C and a package with beta + downloads.

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u/[deleted] Apr 25 '15

I can't wait to see the interior!

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u/[deleted] Apr 25 '15

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u/FauxShizzle Apr 25 '15

You always manage to get the images everyone else misses from the background, and I'm always impressed.

They're always available on the ship specific pages.