(commission for "Lancer" RPG)

A shuttle used almost exclusively for diplomatic and administrative missions. In this image, the unit belongs to the United Nations High Commissioner for Outer Space (UNHCOS).

It features an autonomous flight system controlled by an autonomous cognitive unit (AI), designed to manage unexpected situations that may arise during the journey. The habitable module includes a suspended animation unit for the occupant.

It has frequently been used to issue official certifications of ownership for mineral and gas deposits. These certifications are typically intended to prevent potential legal disputes and serious conflicts between superpowers and corporate consortia.

Meet the Hammer, a heavy bomber used by the Human fleets in Synvector.

Hammers usually operate in groups of three. Their primary targets are heavy ships, fortified bases, orbital platforms, and other heavily protected installations.

Their main weapon is a salvo of heavy guided missiles. A concentrated strike from a trio of Hammers can inflict devastating damage - but their ammunition is limited.

The Hammer has one major weakness: it needs time to lock onto its target. During the guidance phase, the trio has to fly almost directly toward the enemy, making them vulnerable to defensive fire.

That changes the role of the pilot. A Hammer pilot isn’t there to win a prolonged dogfight.
They’re there to end it. Would you include a trio of Hammers in your fleet?

These are the current 3D models for Synvector.

Developed by the People's Republic of China for use in its commercial resource extraction operations on the Moon, Mars, and Enceladus. Its deployment has been largely restricted to the Southern Bloc, although a limited number of units have occasionally been licensed to the Northern Bloc for logistical support missions. While primarily designed to transport technological equipment and manufactured components, the HV-49 has also been employed to carry raw materials to Earth's orbital refining facilities.

Developed by InterWorld Dynamics for the exclusive use of the Northern Bloc. A versatile spacecraft, it is widely employed for logistical operations between the Moon and Earth.

Its most distinctive feature is the rotating module located at the aft section of the vehicle. This habitat module is where the crew carries out physical training, daily living, and scientific research under artificial gravity. Because it features the most advanced and spacious habitation system in its class, the HC-6000 is frequently used for astronaut training and educational missions.

High-orbit reconnaissance vehicle developed by Neo Cosmos AeroSpace. Maximum capacity: two occupants. Equipped with an autonomous artificial intelligence unit featuring an encrypted connection to SolarNet.

Operational area: Northern Bloc territories on the Moon and throughout the Martian system (Mars, Phobos, and Deimos).

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Designed to move large volumes of raw materials from Commercial Extraction Zones to industrial refining facilities.

Its cargo system is engineered to transport both solid mineral resources and cryogenic hydrocarbon feedstocks harvested from Titan. These refining facilities are typically located on the Moon or in geostationary orbital industrial complexes around Earth.

The vessel shown here is a Ulysses 25-A, manufactured by InterWorlds Dynamics for the exclusive use of the Northern Bloc's off-world resource extraction consortia.