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Post by Sparkflare on Apr 2, 2017 0:51:52 GMT
"Yeah. I can agree on that. Then again, I don't think anyone would like losing their property. But anyways, I should get going and check up on the medibay. Make sure the new Chief Medical officer is doing alright on her first day on the job. Thank you for accepting the job, I'd say the Autobot faction owes you a favour for taking up a job that I am not well suited for. See you around I guess."
Ratchet said as he finished up the conversation between him and Hexcode before he left to go check up on the new head of medicine.
If Hexcode were to look on, he would see the construction workers finishing up on the middle section of the ship. The interior and support structure of the ship was the first to be finished during the construction of the middle section before they moved onto the exterior of the ship. The time in which the protectobots took to make the interior was 3 weeks. The support for the whole middle section took around the same amount of time.
Now was the exterior. The exterior was the most important part of a ship. Making sure it wouldn't get ripped to shreds while in the harsh vacuum of space was critical. It had to be built with the right materials and attachment methods to survive. Exiting and entering the atmosphere was also a brain puzzler. Luckily all the maths has been done for them. All they had to do was follow the instructions. It took them 6 weeks to complete this endeavour of the repetitive placing, weld, double checking the weld, checking it was securely in place and etc. An annoying process, but a necessary one. Either way the middle section was done. To describe it in the simplest way possible, the middle section looked like a rectangle that would look like a bridge that would connect the front and back together. Only the front remained to be completed.
((As shown, I still have no clue regarding on making ships. It's hard but I am trying, guys.))
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Post by Hexcode on Apr 11, 2017 18:56:55 GMT
Matters that needed handling were taken care of. He realized his job here is still important. Not as hands on as he's hope, but it still makes do with what he can provide. Besides. He is fresh out, and a former Decepticon. There can't possibly be a way that the Higher Command, wound want him to touch any of this stuff yet. At least not with him unsupervised. Hexcode can understand that much. He is competent enough to realize that. That said he had guidance work to do.
Gazing his orange piercing optics towards the work ahead, he analyzed the middle section. The framing as it looked to be. Welding the pieces together this way gave Hexcode a vivid idea of where everything was all going. His eyes never left this project. Keeping count of exactly how many construction bots that he could see from his angle there were. Also noting their positioning. From down there all looked pretty good. But. Hexcode doesn't settle for pretty good. In the mix of that he would find climb up the stairs to get to the service balcony. Greeting the workers when it was necessary with a simple nod.
From closer up, he made sure the parts were at least aligned properly, joints connected firmly, and the type of material used is taken under consideration. From observation alone, Hexcode wondered if they wanted the frame work to be a sturdy as the hull. This ship is supposed to handle an obscene amount of pressure right? This got Hexcode thinking on if the structure was built based on hallowed parts to allow more lightweight factors to allow more speed. Or if these were more heat resistance, and bulked to be able to absorb shots that breach the hull, and smack right into it. Or...maybe a mix of the two? Of course there are other ways to build a structure, but one has to consider probable options for a theme such as this.
He had faith that, this project under his watch, will run smoothly. If they already had all of the requirements like Ratchet. The design from Hexcode's view looked more of a point A to Point B connector. A part that is mainly used to keep the two in check. Which has been done before sure. Although for a ship such as this. He seriously wondered on if it was more of an aerial transport bunker, a place of command, or a battle starship. It could hold a hefty amount of cybertronians of course. Its what Ratchet said it at least has to do properly. But...in all sense and purposes. Hexcode was going to focus on what the Autobots are really seeking here. They want something to bump heads in terms of stealing the Decepticon's rule over the sky. If this is it. Hexcode can't wait to see it in action.
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Post by Sparkflare on Apr 21, 2017 7:08:31 GMT
The third and last section was now almost complete. Much like the other two sections, the front section had it's frame done first, then the interiors filled out and then the exterior was applied. The Protectobots seemed to have done this section much faster. Probably and andrenaline rush from the fact they were almost complete. As soon as each part was secured into place, Regenesis looked complete, but they were far from done. One Protectobot, Worm, whistled out to the others. A small group ran off and soon came back with a panels of what seemed to be glass. They were fitting Regenesis with glass panels in various areas which could have various purposes. Glass panels for the bridge, hab suites, etc. It took less than two days for the glass to be fitted in. Worm walked up to Hexcode. He saw him with Ratchet so he must've been here to look over construction.
"You can call the Prime now and say Regenesis is complete."
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Post by Hexcode on Apr 24, 2017 0:39:54 GMT
Hexcode especially watched over this bit of the building process. He didn't mind enthusiastic workers, but in his expertise he knows that sometimes the excitement if not double checked can lead to errors in the work. Which is a killer to all creators of the world. To know the finish product came out with dents, and malfunctions after all the preparations, and hard tiring work. Hexcode made it his duty especially for these workers to ensure their job was not going to end in vain. His optics each day of work, watched and calculated. All until the last stretch. The two days of final work installing glass panels, and such. By that time he already entrusted that his workers indeed knew what they were doing enough not to frag this project up. In which he was working on his techwheel at the time Worm acknowledged him. His attention grabbed as the bot told him of the good news.
"Excellent. Notify that the next round of drinks are one me, for anyone interested. You all deserve it far more than me. I'll be on my way to tell the Prime. The rest of you know the protocols around here." He replied back. Getting out of his seat, before taking a good gaze at Regenesis. He had good hopes so far. He can only imagine how the Prime will feel about it. Without wasting anymore time, he made his way out of the site ground. Move swiftly to relay a message to the sender...
/EXIT
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