Achilles class small Marine Pinnace - deck plans

[Gamerprinter]

While I did create a large starship a couple months ago, that I named the Achilles, but after creating all those marine vehicles, I wanted to create a small starship as a marine squad dropship. This ship is only 80 ft long, 30 ft high and 70 ft wide. It has two decks with bridge, sickbay, galley/mess, marine barracks for 6 with bunkbeds, a head with shower, spiral stairs going down to the deployment bay that contains a Hoplite combat car, and 2 Prodromos scout bikes, and a tech workshop in aft. Engineering is split up between access ways to the maneuver drive engines. Here's the Starfinder stats for the ship.

Achilles class small Marine pinnace Tier 6
Speed 10; Maneuverability good (+1 Piloting, turn 1); Hyperspace 1
AC 20; TL 22
HP 55; DT -; CT 10
Shields Medium 120 (Forward 30, port 30, starboard 30, aft 30)
Attack (Forward) 2 Light particle beams (3d6; linked)
Attack (Port) Light torpedo launcher (2d
Attack (Starboard) Light torpedo launcher (2d
Attack (Turret) Laser Net (2d6; point)
Power Core Pulse Red (175 PCU); Hyperdrive Engine Signal Basic; Systems basic long range sensors, anti-hacking system, crew quarters (common), mk 2 duonode, mk 4 armor, mk 6 defenses; Expansion Bays deployment hold, sickbay, tech workshop
Modifiers +2 computers x2, +4 scans; Complement 6 crew

Everything was modeled using Wings 3D, then imported to Vue Creator to light, texture, create the landscape and render the image. Top down interiors were cut using vector software, Xara Designer Pro x11... enjoy!

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[Tiana]

Nice, potentially very useful for the right campaign setting!

[Arimel]

The general shape reminds me of Firefly (although it looks to be much smaller than a Firefly class ship). Looks really great though!

[Gamerprinter]

The rotating maneuver drives definitely has that Firefly vibe, but I consider those essential for VTOL dropships. Not only is it smaller, it's fatter, and though very functional, it's ugly as sin, as you'd expect for a military vehicle. Despite it's heroic name, most marines call this the "war pig" since it's so damned ugly. Thanks!