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TANK - RAINER HOLDINGS CLASS A700 HEAVY DUTY FREIGHTER

The unfinished Zbrush model.. sadly I lost the drive I had this on, so it was 2D all the way from that point

The unfinished Zbrush model.. sadly I lost the drive I had this on, so it was 2D all the way from that point

Earlier version with a smaller body to engine ratio. I ended up using this as the central part of the final design, the engines here, being used as fuel pump and control points in the final version.

Earlier version with a smaller body to engine ratio. I ended up using this as the central part of the final design, the engines here, being used as fuel pump and control points in the final version.

very old concept development from several years back

very old concept development from several years back

Blocking out the original idea, I did like the idea of the cockpit / ship bridge at the front.. Worked for this slightly smaller scale version.

Blocking out the original idea, I did like the idea of the cockpit / ship bridge at the front.. Worked for this slightly smaller scale version.

TANK - RAINER HOLDINGS CLASS A700 HEAVY DUTY FREIGHTER

Designed as a heavy duty troop and vehicle carrier, the A700 class freighter played a key role in the war for mining rights in the Frenta systems. Since the war ended the ships have been commissioned by the Tank - Rainer Holdings mining corporation, ferrying employees and vehicles used in their many off world mines.

Fitted with 4 Celayan Betrani A700 series engines for maximum lift and manoeuvrability - each housed in the raised corner units, allowing the entire central area to be used as a storage / hold area. These engines can be rotated over 90 degrees to allow for vertical take off despite the ships weight. The thick armoured hull makes this a popular ship in less savoury areas of the galaxies.

This is a design I started on back in 2018 (see earlier images), but I rebuilt over Christmas in Zbrush. As always, those final details always delay posting as I'm so busy with proper work.

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