Anvil Aerospace/Carrack

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## Official description

The Anvil Carrack has been the vanguard of every UEE exploration effort in recent years. The ship features reinforced fuel tanks for long-duration flight, a highly advanced jump drive array and a dedicated computer core room that allows it to put the maximum processing power into jump charting operations. Originally a military exclusive, the Carrack is now available for civilian use as a pathfinder spacecraft. On-board accommodations allow for truly self-sufficient flight, including crew medical and repair facilities, and a mapping-oriented sensor suite capable of always charting a route home!

The **Carrack** is a promised feature of the $33 million crowdfunding goal.

## Statistics

* Max crew of five
* No cargo capacity (Modular bays can swap in cargo 1,440 Freight Units each, ×3)
* Fully equipped with a medical and repair bay, map room and sensor suite
* Tarsus Tunneler jump engine and dedicated computer core for jump charting
* Ship carries three docking collars
* Garage for an unknown rover class (possibly Ursa)
* Includes a scout ship (designed redacted)
* $350 USD initial sale price

## Developer Updates

• The Carrack will get a new design and will be hangar ready after the Reclaimer production and in-game setup. Release stated for 3.1 - 3.2 depending on developer holdups. Initial hangar ready release was put on hold due to development resources pulled for "Squadron 42" and finish work on the Idris. - Cloud Imperium Games

### Ship Statistic Inconsistencies

The maximum crew statistic is listed as either 5 or 6 persons, depending on the source.
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## Trivia

The history of the Carrack goes back to the Age of Sails. The Carrack was the definitive beast of burden on the Age of Exploration; Magellan had an all-Carrack fleet with which he set to circumnavigate the globe in 1519 and Columbus flagship Santa Maria remains undoubtedly the world’s most famous Carrack. The spacious vessels offered room for a large crew and provisions, as well as for cargo to be brought back home.Template:WP

## References

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## Gallery

* Knipsel 3.JPG

The Carrack in flight
* Carrack Jump Gurmukh.png

A Carrack entering a jump point
* Carrack bridge 1.jpg

Carrack bridge
* Carrack Imcoming.jpg

Carrack bridge shown in the Letter from the Chairman $60 million
* Carrack bridge 2.jpg

Carrack bridge shown in the Letter From the Chairman $61 million
* Carrack holotable.jpg

Carrack bridge and holotable from Sandi's Facebook
* Carrack top three quarter gurmukh half 2000.png

Carrack Landing Party
* BeautyD 0012.jpg

Carrack Interior Cut Away
* Carrack side view final Gurmukh.png

Carrack Side View
* Carrack top view final Gurmukh.png

Carrack Top View
* Carrack front view final Gurmukh.png

Carrack Front View
* Carrack Landed Final Gurmukh - Half Size.png

Carrack Landed
* HFxhiD9.jpg

Carrack relative size to published ships
* Winter-Carrack.jpg

Winter
* Http://i.imgur.com/WB0ktCt.jpg