For over a century, the Roberts Space Industries (RSI) Constellation series has been a mainstay for explorers, smugglers, and legitimate businesses alike. Renowned for its modularity, power, and iconic design, the Constellation is a truly versatile spacecraft.

Clocking in at a hefty 61 meters long, the Constellation is a large ship, offering ample space for crew and cargo.  Across several variants, it caters to a range of needs.  The base Constellation Andromeda, the most popular in the lineup, is a multi-crew freighter, well-suited for hauling significant quantities of goods. Craving adventure? The Aquila variant boasts an explorer's dream cockpit for maximizing visibility, along with an Ursa rover tucked away for traversing planetary surfaces.

Whether you seek a capable freighter, a well-equipped exploration vessel, or something else entirely, the RSI Constellation series offers a dependable solution. With its numerous configurations and enduring legacy, the Constellation is certain to carve its own path in your galactic endeavors.

The RSI Constellation series boasts several variants, each catering to a distinct role:

• Andromeda: The quintessential Constellation, the Andromeda is a multi-crew freighter, well-suited for hauling significant quantities of cargo. It packs a punch with its missile armament and features a docking bay for a P-52 Merlin snub fighter, making it a versatile choice for both hauling and combat.

• Taurus:  This variant prioritizes cargo capacity, sacrificing the missile racks and snub fighter bay of the Andromeda for more space to haul freight. It also features a cargo release system for faster unloading and a reinforced security hold.

• Aquila:  The explorer's dream, the Aquila boasts a redesigned cockpit for maximum visibility on those long-distance hauls. It also comes equipped with an Ursa rover, perfect for traversing the uncharted terrain of newfound worlds. While it sacrifices some cargo space for these exploration-oriented features, it retains a snub fighter bay and some missile hardpoints.

• Phoenix:  Luxury meets functionality in the Phoenix. This variant features a lavishly designed interior, perfect for entertaining clients or relaxing after a long voyage. While it offers less cargo space than the Andromeda or Taurus, it retains a snub fighter bay (the Archimedes) and some missile hardpoints for self-defense.