As promised, here are some deck plans for a variety of modules. I have not added a key – yet. They are mostly built from the designs shown in GURPS Traveller: Modular Cutter. However, one credit goes to a guy called Brook West who posted a design of a Recreational Vehicle Module back in 2002…
As promised, here are some deck plans for a variety of modules. I have not added a key – yet. They are mostly built from the designs shown in GURPS Traveller: Modular Cutter. However, one credit goes to a guy called Brook West who posted a design of a Recreational Vehicle Module back in 2002 on the internet. I reworked it slightly and there it is. Your own powered Winnebago in Space. It comes with a detachable nose-cone that can fit into the cargo bay to aid streamlining.
Thanks for the acknowledgement – glad you liked it. 🙂 — Brook
LikeLike
Cheers – it was one of the funniest things I have ever seen for Traveller. That and your fast food module. Brilliant.
LikeLike
[…] This plan shows a standard Cargo-Module and a Portable Field Shop-Module. For more examples of common modules see this post. […]
LikeLike
[…] For more modules check out this post. […]
LikeLike
[…] a variety of modules – I mean I had to use all those deck plans I already had prepared (see here and here for for full plans for the modules shown). A Lift connects with B and A Deck. Port and […]
LikeLike
I wanna be creative, can you tell me how you made these?
LikeLike
MS-Paint and lots of clicking. I have assembled a bunch of assets I can use over and over. Things like bunks, beds, cargo etc. Basically a lot of drawing with lines.
LikeLike
The Woolshed Wargamer 
Leave a reply to 2000 Dton Modular Freighter | The Woolshed Wargamer Cancel reply