NuStar Logistics - Artemis II

Specifications

Engine mix

Equipment

• Cockpit seat 3
• Solar panels 8
• Batteries 12
• Logic circuits 13
• Wireless links 30
• Screens & cameras 4
• Radar 1

Most used parts

• Power Cable 1,324
• Data Cable 1,274
• Frame Half 135
• Frame Quarter 120
• Frame Quarter With Ports 114
• Frame Half Curved 5 111
• Frame Quarter With Ports Corner 96
• Frame Full 67

Author's description

Meet Artemis II, the first offering of the NuStar Logistics fleet! This isn't your average cargo hauler; it is a high-tech, deep-space speedster engineered to make interstellar travel feel like a weekend cruise. Artemis II gets its juice from ultra-flexible, high-efficiency solar panels. These panels capture every stray photon from nearby stars, converting light into pure propulsive energy. But what happens when you cross into the dark, spooky shadow of a rogue planet? No worries! The ship packs a massive lithium-quantum backup battery bank. This mega-battery stores enough raw power to run the entire ship at full blast for weeks, keeping the lights on and the gravity humming. Over-Engineered for Adventure, built with a lightweight titanium-carbon mesh hull, Artemis II is tough enough to shrug off micrometeoroids while keeping the ride smooth. Under the hood, it features advanced plasma thrusters for lightning-fast acceleration and an automated navigation brain that charts the safest, fastest routes through asteroid fields. Every inch of this ship is stuffed with top-tier tech: from its glowing sub-light engines to its cozy command deck, Artemis II is perfectly engineered, totally reliable, and ready to conquer the cosmos!

How to install this ship

1. Download the ZIP. Every download contains two files with matching names — a .bp and a .bpmeta. You need both: the .bp is the ship, the .bpmeta holds its name. A .bp on its own will not appear in the game.
2. Unzip into the Blueprints folder. Paste %USERPROFILE%\AppData\LocalLow\ApproximatelyGames\ApproximatelyUp\Blueprints into Explorer's address bar and drop both files there. Keep their filenames exactly as they are — the game pairs them by name.
3. Restart and open the blueprint menu. The game reads the folder on startup, so restart it. Open the blueprint menu, find the ship by its name and load it. Test it next to a garage before flying a mission.