Ship manufacturers: Difference between revisions

'''Ship manufacturers''' (or aerospace manufacturers) are companies that research, design, build and maintain starships that operate in the atmosphere and space. Each manufacturer differs fundamentally in their origin, design philosophy and market position.

[[Faulcon DeLacy]] is responsible for iconic and versatile ships like the [[Sidewinder]], [[Cobra Mk III]], [[Python]], [[Anaconda]] and [[Anaconda Mk II]]. [[Core Dynamics]] is the primary military contractor for the [[Federation]]. They build heavily armored combat and tactical ships like the [[Vulture]], [[Eagle]], and the [[Federal Corvette]]. [[Gutamaya]] is the luxury and high-performance shipbuilder for the [[Empire]]. They're known for sleek, white-hulled ships with high top speeds like the [[Imperial Courier]], [[Imperial Clipper]], and [[Imperial Cutter]]. [[Lakon Spaceways]] is based primarily in the [[Alliance]]. Lakon specializes in rugged cargo, transport, and long-range exploration vessels such as the [[Type-6 Transporter|Type-6]], [[Type-9 Heavy]], [[Asp Explorer]], and [[Diamondback Explorer]]. [[Zorgon Peterson]] is a subsidiary of DeLacy that focuses on aggressive, combat-oriented ships like the [[Fer-de-Lance]] and the [[Mamba]]. [[Saud Kruger]] specializes in passenger liners and luxury cruise ships, such as the [[Dolphin]], [[Orca]], and [[Beluga Liner]]. [[Brewer Corporation]] is known for large-scale utility and infrastructure builds, including massive mobile bases like the [[Drake-Class Carrier|Drake]] and [[Javelin-Class Carrier|Javelin-Class Fleet Carriers]].

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