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Brokkr Mk II Mobile Shipyard Welder

The BROKKR Mk II Mobile Shipyard Welder is an advanced version of the standard-issue BROKKR and was designed to serve as a simple platform to construct other ships. It runs on Hydrogen-Thrusters, utilizing the new small tanks and is powered by batteries. The has very limited capacities of fuel and supplies, so you're advised to use this in close proximity of your homebase.

This item is survival-ready! It is fully conveyed, thruster-damage compatible and uses no mods.

(Mind the thruster-damage, though. If you're not careful you can easily toast your project and anything else that is to close to the thrusters.)


Blocks: 101
Non-armor blocks: 71
PCU: 2,057
Triangles: 566,922
Grid mass: 80,996 kg

Dimensions:
Length: 15 m
Height: 7.5 m
Width: 12.5 m


Toolbar 1
1 - Tool: Welder
2 - Welder - Toggle on/off
3 -
4 - Rear View Camera - View
5 -
6 - Group: Hydrogen Thrusters - Toggle on/off
7 - Batteries - Recharge on/off
8 - Beacon - Toggle on/off
9 - Connector - Switch Lock

Toolbar 2
1 - Hydrogen Engine - Toggle on/off
2 -
3 - O2/H2-Generator - Toggle on/off
4 -
5 - Battery - Toggle on/off
6 - Battery - Recharge on/off
7 -
8 - Group: Hydrogen Tanks - Toggle on/off
9 - Group: Hydrogen Tanks - Stockpile on/off

Toolbar 3
1 - Gyroscope - Increase Power
2 - Gyroscope - Decrease Power
3 -
3 - Programmable Block - Toggle on/off
4 -
6 -
7 - Group: Hydrogen Thrusters - Off
8 -
9 - Group: Lights - Toggle on/off


The BROKKR Mobile Shipyard is a large grid welder-platform, capable to mass produce other vessels while being more ulitarian and performance-friendly than a welder-wall. A front-facing shield allows you to carefully work on your project, one layer at a time, reducing the risk of accidently blocking access to unfinished blocks.


Scripts
Automatic LCDs 2 by MMaster

Visual Mods & Skyboxes for Screenshots
Milky Way Skybox (insane resolution) by Darth Biomech

Edge Be Gone! (Cleaner Armor No Edges) by Whiplash141

Screen Gunk Be Gone! by Whiplash141

Varia
Logos were converted to LCD-Panels with Whips Image Converter[github.com]