Mercury II

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<label>Coordinates</label> <group> <label>Point of Interest</label> </group> <label>Music</label> </infobox> The Crashed Ship is a spacecraft belonging to an unknown Trans-Gov that crashed on Planet 4546B. Its wreckage is broken into two sections, with the larger of the two ending up in the Lilypad Islands, and the other in the outskirts of the Purple Vents.

Story

According to the Favro boards, The ship is intended to be somewhere between 30 to 100 years old, as to support the immense amount of rusting and vegetation.

Gallery

<tabber> Crashed Ship One= <tabber> Exterior=

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  The southern end of the Crashed Ship.

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  The western side of the Crashed Ship.

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  The northern end of the Crashed Ship.

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  The eastern side of the Crashed Ship.

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  The southern end of the Crashed Ship, fog disabled.

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  The western side of the Crashed Ship, fog disabled.

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  The northern end of the Crashed Ship, fog disabled.

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  The eastern side of the Crashed Ship, fog disabled.

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  An open bay in the northern end.

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  A large hole in the hull of the western side.

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  A small hole in the western side's hull.

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  Northern bay interior.

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  Lower Engine Room.

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  Main Engine Room.

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  Upper Engine Room catwalk.

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  Back Engine Room section.

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  Sealed room with an air pocket.

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  Cargo Room One.

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  Cargo Room Two.

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  Long hallway.

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  Lower stairwell.

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  Mid stairwell.

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  Upper stairwell.

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  Glass window room.

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