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Category:Constellation series

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The Constellation ships are a series of multi-crew freighters by Roberts Space Industries. Each Constellation has its own primary focus, ranging from exploration to transport.[1]

Models

Series Variants

Constellation Andromeda

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The Constellation Andromeda is a multi-person freighter manufactured by Roberts Space Industries (RSI). It is the base model of the Constellation series. It comes with a P-52 Merlin docked at the stern as a snub fighter.[1]
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Constellation Aquila

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The Constellation Aquila is a multi-person spacecraft manufactured by Roberts Space Industries (RSI). It is the expedition variant of the Constellation series. It comes with a P-52 Merlin docked at the stern as a snub fighter, and an Ursa parked in the cargo bay as a ground rover. Compared to the base model, the Aquila features a cockpit with improved visibility and an advanced sensor suite in place of the top turret.[2]
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Constellation Phoenix

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The Constellation Phoenix is a multi-crew luxury spacecraft manufactured by Roberts Space Industries (RSI). As the luxury variant of the Constellation series, it is primarily used to facilitate elite tourism and VIP transport. Its amenities include two single bedrooms, a master bedroom, a full bar, a dining area, and a hot tub. It also features a sensor-dampened cargo area. The Phoenix comes stock with a Lynx Rover and a P-72 Archimedes.[3] As of Alpha 3.14, the Ursa Rover serves as a placeholder for the upcoming Lynx Rover.[4]
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Constellation Taurus

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The Constellation Taurus is the freighter variant of the large multi-crew Constellation series manufactured by Roberts Space Industries (RSI). It trades the side missile racks and the snub fighter for additional cargo space, a cargo release system for quick unloading, and a security hold reinforced with tech plating.[5][6]
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Special Editions

Constellation Phoenix "Emerald"

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The Constellation Phoenix Emerald is a limited edition Constellation Phoenix with an emerald green & ivory livery. It was introduced as a part of the Saint Patrick's Day Promotion in March 2018.[7]
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Paints


Model History

Mark I

The Mark I Constellation had a two-person cockpit, and no snub ship. An example of this vessel is the Plumetail.[8][9]

2918 Model

The 2918 Model is regarded as a poor model, and a rare misstep for the company. This model did come equipped with a P-52 Merlin. The Harlequin in an example of a 2918 model.[10] This may be synonymous with a 'Mark II' Constellation, but this is only a speculation based on the date and description.

Mark III

Mark III Constellations were in production by 2934 at the latest, and considered standard in 2942.[8] The Constellation Phoenix concept was originally based on a Mark III Constellation.[11]

Mark IV

Mark IV Constellations were planned for release in 2942, but this was later pushed back to 2944.[11] While they did launch for sale that year, the vessels were branded as the 2945 Constellation variants.[12][13][14][15]

Development

The original four variants for the Constellation were designed by David Hobbins and Gurmukh Bhasin. Once their work was complete, CGBot converted all four ships into CryEngine, with contributions by Dennia Aguilar (3D Artist), Chuy Alanis (Lead Artist), amongst others.[16] In February 2016 the Constellation got an additional revamp by Chris Smith (Lead Vehicle/Weapon Artist) and Josh Coons (3D Modeler).[17]

The Constellation Phoenix went through a rework since its release in the Hangar module, and it was released in Star Citizen Alpha 3.3.0.[18]

External links

  • Reverse the Verse - Touring the Phoenix, 2018-09-28, Josh Coons and Stephen Hosmer take us on a guided tour of the newly revamped Constellation Phoenix, coming to Star Citizen in the upcoming Alpha 3.3.
  • A virtual tour of the Phoenix' interior

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 The Constellation Andromeda - Ship page. Pledge Store
  2. Galactapedia Constellation Aquila. Galactapedia. Retrieved 2021-08-07
  3. The Constellation Phoenix - Ship page. Pledge Store
  4. In-game survey. Alpha 3.14 - Star Citizen. Retrieved 2021-08-07
  5. In-game survey. Alpha 3.14.0 - Star Citizen. Retrieved 2021-07-21
  6. Galactapedia: Constellation Taurus. Galactapedia. Retrieved 2021-07-12
  7. St. Patrick's Day Promotion. Transmission - Comm-Link
  8. 8.0 8.1 David Niles, David Ladyman, "Void Rats Part II". Jump Point. Vol. 1 no. 6. pp.49–56. Retrieved 2021-05-17.
  9. David Niles, David Ladyman, "The Void Rats, Part III". Jump Point. Vol. 1 no. 7. pp.49–56. Retrieved 2021-05-17.
  10. Dave Haddock, David Ladyman, "Drifters: Episode 1". Jump Point. Vol. 5 no. 1. pp.48–60. Retrieved 2021-05-17.
  11. 11.0 11.1 "Whitley's Guide: RSI Constellation Phoenix". Jump Point. Vol. 6 no. 10. pp.35–38. Retrieved 2021-05-17.
  12. Constellation Aquilla Ship Brochure
  13. Constellation Andromeda Ship Brochure
  14. Constellation Phoenix Ship Brochure
  15. Constellation Taurus Ship Brochure
  16. Comm-Link - WIP: Constellation Variants
  17. Comm-Link - WIP: Constellation & Freelancer Upgrades. Transmission - Comm-Link
  18. Alpha 3.3 flyable ships. Transmission - Comm-Link

Pages in category "Constellation series"

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Media in category "Constellation series"

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