It was developed to do a particular thing... So, here's the configuration for which it was designed. I'm not convinced this is the prettiest design, but it is yet another versatile option in the swiss army spacecraft's plethora of options.
I made some very mild cosmetic additions to the wings to minimize cargo sloshing. A mere 2 bits were added and I think they look good even if the functionality is left un-utilized.
Space Control Panel
Dun dun dun, we all want to have a yellow submarine. I did says re-imagine seatron... what would my spaceship be without a yellow submarine?
The design for this yellow submarine is a very loosely interpreted take off from Sea Sprint 9, but utilizing the parts I have from the M:Tron, Futuron, Space Police, and Blacktron part selections.
I wanted to give Seatron's Submarine a more... Classic design. Propellers are a bit underwhelming, but I could prolly swap em out for real ones quick enough. The submarine uses way more SNOT than anything on my big spaceship. Blacktron provides all of the yellow in use here.
And it goes like this.
Deep in the newly discovered reaches of the far off universe... A space freighter delivers a Submarine to a most liquideous moon.
Additional Configurations are opened up by the one magnetic winch module addition. With a few tweaks, i.e. removing the wings to an attachable stud, I can fit one of the space ship twins on board.
I really fancy the heavy look of the cockpit in this configuration.
The earlier design I showed off in part 1 can fit the rig in back and switch from a large fighter to a smaller hauler
I can even get the twin cockpits in on the towing fighter action.
Or yet again, the tow fighter can bring along a Yellow submarine.
Soo many toys!!!
I would be remiss if I forgot to show you the big main unit toting the Yellow Submarine.
Le gasp, the post must end, but I already wonder... what could the new rig bring to the wheel options I brought in earlier???
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