A small, fast, cheap, easy to use scout craft suitable for exploring atmospheric planets and moons, collecting ores and other materials and providing support to other players. Features a large landing gear for stability, a ladder for access in rough terrai...

A Jank Scout, stripped down and converted to a small scale welder, ideal for starter bases, small ships, etc. Medium cargo, welder and connector provide plenty of storage space, and it has enough thrust to carry a full load of plates in 1.2G. Easily modifi...

A small miner for exploration and mining on atmospheric planets, quick to build and very useful when first getting set up. Everything on the miner fits within the footprint of the drills so you can tunnel down to reach deeper ores. Will happily carry a ful...

A small, fast, cheap easy to use scout craft for exploring atmospheric planets and moons, collecting ores and materials, general dogsbody transport, etc, etc. Similar to the Jank Scout, this has the advantage of being lower to the ground and easily mountab...

An overpowered large grid miner, built for survival on a 2G world. Rated for up to a million kg gross weight on Pertam (1.2G). Handling is mostly 'helicopter style', ie. tilt the ship in the direction you want to go. Lateral thrusters are for convenience a...

A more fully featured welder ship, with large cargo and thrusters for bigger jobs and longer flight time....

A micro hover bike/ADS*, to get you places without having to build too much stuff. To fly it, simply aim into the air and blast forward. You'll need to pitch fairly high above the horizon to climb or maintain level flight, and steer by pointing in the righ...

Does the Janky Hover Bike seem a little... safe for you, despite having no brakes and a dangerous lack of control? This hover bike has two hydrogen tanks, for extra speed, range and space capability, with the thrill of a large explosion when your bike inev...

An almost absolutely minimal ship, for when you need to get somewhere and cannot be bothered spending more than the bare minimum of time and effort. Flying is similar to using a jetpack with dampeners disabled. Nose forward in the direction that you want t...

And when I say heavy lifter, I mean *Heavy Lifter*. This was from a hardcore survival game on a 2G or 3G world, so it can lift a ton, and for regular planets it's probably overkill - you should remove a couple of thrusters or use the medium lifter. This is...

This is a very basic small lifter, ideal for moving small amounts of stuff around, exploring, maybe a little bit of mining or cargo early game, or rescuing one of your friends if they've crashed their ship and what's left of it will fit into a shoe box. Fl...

Just what it says on the tin: the Medium brother of the Heavy Lifter and the Small Lifter. It'll carry a fair bit of weight in Earthlike gravity. I haven't tested on heavier G, but it'll probably do fine if you're careful not to overload it. This has a pre...

A slightly less death defying transport mechanism, useful when resources are low, or you can't be bothered building a whole ship to get around. I've been using this to scout wrecks in Splitsie's scrapyard modpack, and it works pretty well. The main additio...

This is intended to bolt onto either a rover or be connected/hinged onto your base, making it easy (ish) to land the Flying Seat MkII and charge it. Sloped sides mean that you don't have to be too accurate when landing, hovering in roughly the right place ...

Small, cheap recon rover that I've been using in Splitsie's scrapyard challenge, but would be useful in a few situations. No cargo or charging, since it's relatively light on power and you'll probably want to upgrade this to something bigger before the bat...

Upgraded big brother of the Small Dune Buggy, goes faster and gets more air. Great for carrying moderate amounts of parts back to base. A longer, wider wheelbase means less tipping over, and a connector and cargo container let you carry lots of parts and s...