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I seem to upload a lot of unfinished stuff lately, sorry...

Anyways here's my conceptions of shuttlecraft for the comic- they'll appear at some point, I'm not sure when, but they will.

Some info on those interested in my thinking processes:

First one is a military shuttle, designed to carry troops down to surface- thus called "Troop Landing Vehicle", or TLV for short. Nicknamed "Brick" for it's great aerodynamics and awesome manouverability. The TLV can carry 500 tonnes of equipment or payload with it. It's mainly designed to come down from orbit, but getting back up needs refuelling.

The smaller land going vehicle in front of it is a RCSU-200 orbital cannon for low-orbit defence.

The second one is an "Independent Transport Shuttle", ITS. It has a VTOL capability like the TLV(Vertical Take-Off and Landing). Much more manouverable than the TLV, it's used for personel transport and light cargo, only 25 tonnes. Unlike the TLV, it's meant to go back into orbit on one go. Speciality of the ITS is that it is piloted only by a computer with no human pilot whatsoever.

So there ya go, ask me if you have something to ask about them... although I assume no one has-

Description
I seem to upload a lot of unfinished stuff lately, sorry...

Anyways here's my conceptions of shuttlecraft for the comic- they'll appear at some point, I'm not sure when, but they will.

Some info on those interested in my thinking processes:

First one is a military shuttle, designed to carry troops down to surface- thus called "Troop Landing Vehicle", or TLV for short. Nicknamed "Brick" for it's great aerodynamics and awesome manouverability. The TLV can carry 500 tonnes of equipment or payload with it. It's mainly designed to come down from orbit, but getting back up needs refuelling.

The smaller land going vehicle in front of it is a RCSU-200 orbital cannon for low-orbit defence.

The second one is an "Independent Transport Shuttle", ITS. It has a VTOL capability like the TLV(Vertical Take-Off and Landing). Much more manouverable than the TLV, it's used for personel transport and light cargo, only 25 tonnes. Unlike the TLV, it's meant to go back into orbit on one go. Speciality of the ITS is that it is piloted only by a computer with no human pilot whatsoever.

So there ya go, ask me if you have something to ask about them... although I assume no one has-