Imperial Transport Ship - Brasilis Pattern

Description

The Brasilis Pattern Transport is widely believed to share its origins with the Lucretclein lineage, given the striking similarities in design language, modular frame, and structural philosophy. Yet, where the Lucretclein excels as a freight and cargo hauler, the Brasilis was adapted with a very different purpose in mind: the mass transport of people and regiments. Its superstructure reflects this role, with wide, reinforced corridors, expanded living quarters, and compartmentalized hold-bays converted into barracks and dormitories. Pilgrim shrines and reliquary alcoves are not uncommon in its civilian forms, while its military variants feature austere but efficient accommodation for thousands of troops and their equipment. Though not heavily armed, the Brasilis Pattern is a cornerstone of Imperial logistics, carrying workers to forge worlds, pilgrims to sacred planets, and soldiers to war zones across the galaxy. Few ships embody the Imperium’s constant cycle of faith, duty, and war as clearly as this venerable transport class. Miniature Specs: Length: 6,1 cm Mounting: 3 mm 📡 Follow @j.p.m.designs for more ships, convoys, and modular vessel kits for your fleet!