These smaller industrial stations are found in colonies or to do smaller industries in the inhabited systems.

This is a cheap, non-rotating microgravity space station. Ugly but functional, this 1,000 ton (SM +8) unstreamlined facility is composed of a cross-shaped structure (150 feet long) festooned with attached modules and solar panels. It has a long robot arm for unloading cargo and a large hangar bay.

Front Hull System

• [1] Steel Armor (dDR 5).
• [2] Robot Arm (ST 700).
• [3-5] Hangar Bays (30 tons capacity each).
• [6] Solar Panel Array (one Power Point).
• [core] Control Room (C5 computer, comm/sensor 6,and four control stations).

Central Hull System

• [1] Steel Armor (dDR 5).
• [2!] Fabricator ($50K/hour production capacity).
• [3] Cargo Hold (50 tons).
• [4!] Fabricator ($50K/hour production capacity).
• [5-6] Cargo Holds (50 tons each).
• [core] Habitat (three bunkrooms, gym, one cabin).

Rear Hull System

• [1] Steel Armor (dDR 5).
• [2] Habitat (two labs, one-bed sickbay, office).
• [3] Engine Room (one workspace).
• [4-5] Cargo Holds (50 tons each).
• [6] Solar Panel Array (one Power Point).

Personnel includes a station manager, chief engineer, a communications operator, four scientists, a robot arm opera- tor, and five factory workers and technicians.

The TL 10 version that has been the most commonly constructed for the last 30 years is same except the advanced armor materials give dDR 8, the computers are C7 and the comm/sensor is 7.