How grey is Grey?

How grey is Grey? is the 39th episode of Assertive Acquisitions.
The episode starts with TFE hurriedly jumping the half-built SkyWarp and crew to the gold asteroid to avoid attracting the attention of a hidden pirate base's drones. Capac (or one of his distant descendants, at this rate) is adding railguns to the SkyWarp's front. Splitsie is building hangars and gates and has installed a holo projection of the SkyWarp on the bridge. TFE has returned from a "black out" (game crash) and makes minor fixes on his Marlin. 
But the pirate drones have caught up with them and disrupt them with attacks. After TFE and Splitsie have mined the gold, they will need to jump further away. Splitsie explains that the only reason why the SkyWarp is purple is that he wanted the blocks to stand out against the moon while designing. 
Capac and TFE jokingly conspire to sell the SkyWarp at a trade station. Splitsie unilaterally declares himself the Captain and worries about mutiny. They tease him he is the captain of a ship that can neither jump, turn, nor shoot. 
TFE fights his own battle against a stray copy of the inventory management script running on his miner. While building a welder wall to repair fighters (or as TFE calls it later, a car wash), Splitsie argues in favour of building temporary conveyors just to get things done, while Capac counterargue that "a wizard only conveys what he wants to."
TFE's Marlin looks like a boxer with drills as fists, which results in weirdly positioned drill holes, since TFE doesn't want to cover his ship's face. Capac dreams of a miner whose drills are arranged to leave smiley face shaped holes. 
When Splitsie flies from a spotlight into the shade, the other two surround him to stare at how his grey suit looks different shades of grey compared to "normal". Splitsie feels strangely uncomfortable about everyone inspecting "his greyness". Capac recommends to treat colour problems by visiting either an optometrist, ophthalmologist, or ornithologist. 
Finally, they review today's building work together: The inventory scripts are fixed and there is a path for fighters to fly in through a welder wall and into launch tubes. The existing small ships are docked in a utility hangar. Capac continues to improve the interior and defences. TFE teases Splitsie about the lack of artificial gravity. The only way to aim the new railguns is to turn the whole ship very slowly and hope the enemy stops in the line of fire. They inspect the data displays, the hologram, and the red alert button on the bridge and practice walking down stairs with magboots. 
==Quotes==
Splitsie: Might I get your perspective on something. - Capac: Fixed or forced? - Splitsie: Uh ... spherical. 
Splitsie: So many people wanted to name this "the flying purple people eater" - Capac: ... Flying purple resource eater...
TFE: The only question is, if he is a wizard, why hasn't he used those powers yet where they would have helped him not die? - Capac: How do you know I haven't? - TFE: Well. You died?