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The almost as famous as the Enterprise, Workbee, I ended up adding a few items to the page that is probably going to be updated at some point, but they are good as shuttlebay clutter.

Update 27/January/2015
Finally got round to finishing and posting this, the original file that was up was from 29/February/2008 and really did need a good reworking.

I put down Eric Kristiansen as "Additional work" as it seems that a worksheet I had from an uncredited (and now defunct) geocities website from 2005 was actually his work, or possibly a bad kit bashing of his work, therefore I am citing him as "Additional Work" due to the original design was by Andrew Probert for the movie "Star Trek: The Motion Picture"

I added in the 20 foot carrier and containers as I think a bit of "make the job easier" would come into play as well, as humans inevitably are lazy, not sure if the 20 and 40 foot containers would survive, but still a good random idea.

Update 30/January/2015
Added 7,000 and 15,000 litre tanks, these are preliminary at the moment, as I will be doing some extra work to them, and probably do up the passenger carts, though I am not sure about them at the moment.

Description
The almost as famous as the Enterprise, Workbee, I ended up adding a few items to the page that is probably going to be updated at some point, but they are good as shuttlebay clutter.

Update 27/January/2015
Finally got round to finishing and posting this, the original file that was up was from 29/February/2008 and really did need a good reworking.

I put down Eric Kristiansen as "Additional work" as it seems that a worksheet I had from an uncredited (and now defunct) geocities website from 2005 was actually his work, or possibly a bad kit bashing of his work, therefore I am citing him as "Additional Work" due to the original design was by Andrew Probert for the movie "Star Trek: The Motion Picture"

I added in the 20 foot carrier and containers as I think a bit of "make the job easier" would come into play as well, as humans inevitably are lazy, not sure if the 20 and 40 foot containers would survive, but still a good random idea.

Update 30/January/2015
Added 7,000 and 15,000 litre tanks, these are preliminary at the moment, as I will be doing some extra work to them, and probably do up the passenger carts, though I am not sure about them at the moment.