Small space-habitat facilities and supply depots are built to provide a temporary but livable environment for workers as they construct larger stations. A work shack is an unstreamlined cylinder 50’ long (SM +6, 100 tons) with attached solar panels, often made of a discarded chemical rocket booster’s upper stage. It has a bunkroom, a small factory area, several storerooms for tools and spare parts, and a small hangar bay/airlock holding thruster packs and vacc suits. The shack may be dismantled after the project is completed, or towed off to support another endeavor.

Front Hull System

• [1] Light Alloy Armor (dDR 3).
• [2-4] Cargo Holds (five tons each).
• [5] Habitat (one bunk room).
• [5] Habitat (one cabin).
• [core!] Fabricator ($5k/hour production capacity).

Central Hull System

• [1] Light Alloy Armor (dDR 3).
• [2] Hangar Bay (three tons capacity).
• [3] Engine Room (one workspace).
• [4] Solar Panel Array (one Power Point).
• [5] Habitat (minifac fabricator).
• [6] Habitat (briefing room).
• [core] Habitat (one bunkroom).

Rear Hull System

• [1] Light Alloy Armor (dDR 3).
• [2-6] Cargo Holds (five tons each).

The facility requires two technicians to run. Additional crewmen are present for zero-G construction work and cargo handling outside the work shack.