Alright. Let's get this party started.
The Airship
Combatprize is comprised (hah!) of four sections and two connector thingies. These connect the two Engine Sections to the Engineering Section and are composed of a single level of a single space with a single ladder in each.
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Combatprize is composed entirely of metal.
Clockwise from upper left: Starboard Engine Section (port is a mirror image), Engineering Section, Bridge Section
Bridge Section:
A large disc. It includes much of the important stuff and is a big target. The crew spends their time here when not busy elsewhere.
30 Sections of Metal Walls: 300 wu, $4,500
78 Sections of Decorated/Furnished Floors: 312 wu, $1,560
External Cockpit: 120 wu, $1,000
Stairs: 10 wu, $100
Supply Room: 100 wu, $500
5 Tile Control Connection: $50
TOTAL: 842 wu, $7,660
Engineering Section:
A longer, thinner section containing some of the ship's engineering stuff. Much of the internal area is composed of a runway for the shuttle. The forward end is hardened. It has a pair of missile launchers; these and the fore end of the section are open, with near-joke guardrails. The front of the craft is open, allowing the Tesla thingy to fire. Whoever Tesla is. (Unless we're on Earth, in which case we know exactly who Tesla is.)
47 Sections of Metal Wall: 470 wu, $7,050
107 Sections of Metal Floor: 1,070 wu, $16,050
8 Sections of Hardened Metal Wall: 160 wu, $4,800
1 Runway: 500 wu, $10,000
Random Note scribbled in the margins: What are these runways made out of? Solid gold?
2 Ladders: 20 wu, $100
1 Staircase: 10 wu, $100
2 Ammo Dumps: 300 wu, $3,000
2 Missile Launchers: 140 wu, $5,000
1 "Tesla" Arc: 90 wu, $4,000
2 Hovercores: $6,000
24 Tiles Control Connection: $240
Drop Plane Shuttle: 75 wu, $750
TOTAL: 2,825 wu, $56,990
Engine Section (2):
Contain the bulk of the ship's propulsion and maneuvering systems. The walls all include a layer of metal plating.
20 Sections of Metal Wall: 200 wu, $3,000
13 Sections of Metal Floor: 130 wu, $1,950
20 Sections of Metal Plating: 200 wu, $3,000
3 Rear Engines: 150 wu, $2,000
2 Lodestones: 40 wu, $1,500
1 Mainspring: 200 wu, $1,500
1 Ladder: 10 wu, $50
4 Tiles Control Connection: $40
4 Tiles Power Connection: $40
TOTAL: [930 WU, $13,080]*2
Connector Thingies (2):
Strangely squat metal tubes with ladders inside. Keep the engines from falling off.
8 Sections of Metal Wall: 80 wu, $1,200
1 Ladder: 10 wu, $50
1 Tile Control Connection: $10
TOTAL: [90 wu, $1,260]*2
TOTAL TOTAL: 5,707 wu, $93,330
Given the wonders of mental math, some may be off.
6 Rear Engines, each with a top speed of 4 and a max weight of 700 wu. Each has to carry a bit over 950 wu, or just over one maxweight. Top speed is 3.
A bit over $93k.
That's...a bit more than the suggested budget, but meh. It's not like I was designing efficiently at all. If I decide to use the Enterprise as part of this lovely battle and I needed to trim, say, about $25k, I'd cut the runway, shuttle, Tesla arc, one of the Hovercores (let's say the starboard one), the port engine's Mainspring, and the outer pair of lodestones. Most of that is just fun stuff anyways. It would cut weight by 885 wu, which is not enough to improve speed.
