Difference between revisions of "The Ring"
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| name = The Ring | | name = The Ring | ||
| image = thering.jpg | | image = thering.jpg | ||
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| type = SHIPYARD | | type = SHIPYARD | ||
| system = [[New Berlin]] | | system = [[New Berlin]] | ||
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| house = {{House Link | Rheinland}} | | house = {{House Link | Rheinland}} | ||
| owner = [[Daumann Heavy Construction]] | | owner = [[Daumann Heavy Construction]] | ||
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The Ring is probably the most recognizable symbol of [[Rheinland]] and a source of great pride among its people. Originally a loose amalgamation of shipyards, habitats, manufacturing centers, and smelting plants built to support the first great push into space from the surface of [[Planet New Berlin|New Berlin]], the structures soon merged into the shape from which its name is derived. The Ring is now a single, massive complex that produces vital components for Rheinland industry. | The Ring is probably the most recognizable symbol of [[Rheinland]] and a source of great pride among its people. Originally a loose amalgamation of shipyards, habitats, manufacturing centers, and smelting plants built to support the first great push into space from the surface of [[Planet New Berlin|New Berlin]], the structures soon merged into the shape from which its name is derived. The Ring is now a single, massive complex that produces vital components for Rheinland industry. | ||
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[[Category: Rheinland]] | [[Category: Rheinland]] | ||
Revision as of 17:22, 30 April 2009
| The Ring | |
| Special class Shipyard | |
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| Owner | |
| Daumann Heavy Construction | |
| Location | |
| F5, New Berlin | |
| Technical Data | |
| Gravity | Partial |
| Docking bays | Yes |
| Amenities | Yes |
| Crew | 9,000 |
The Ring is probably the most recognizable symbol of Rheinland and a source of great pride among its people. Originally a loose amalgamation of shipyards, habitats, manufacturing centers, and smelting plants built to support the first great push into space from the surface of New Berlin, the structures soon merged into the shape from which its name is derived. The Ring is now a single, massive complex that produces vital components for Rheinland industry.
