To Frankenstein a Bird

[Remnant]

This project in general was admittedly slightly amusing. The concept itself sounded rather silly, although with the constructional freedom which was given to her to get the job done? She could care less about smaller details like that.

Grabbing the folder which was provided to her with the information, she begins heading down to the facilities which have been prepared for this very project. Placing her tablet computer down, she grabs a memory drive and brings up the first piece that she planned to work with.

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-- Log One --

You see, standard hulls for the vessels you see flying around commonly are a solid plate with multiple layers. While this is indeed a simple and easy way to create structure containing the internal mechanisms of a vessel, I don't personally agree with this design.

You see, internal bonds with a solid plate all depends on how it has been bonded in the first place. In most cases, being melted down and cooled together. Other cases, being welded together. Each of these different processes has different molecular bonds between each of them.

While these bonds are indeed strong enough to create a finished project and tough hull, what most people don't do is double-layer the bonded patterns. Instead of layering multiple plates to create the desired thickness, a method which I've modified slightly requires a thicker metal instead of thin sheets.

This single piece of metal is then carefully manipulated to create tubes and branches making the hull a 'net' before you give the external layer covering.

Stage One Hull Design

While this is the plan to be used in the finished project, there isn't much more that could be done until I figure out who the hell i'm working with, and who is going to be doing what. While i'm good in some subjects, making the entire thing on my own isn't that feasible. I'll see about finishing up the dimension finalization, and go from there. We'll see.