Iron Sky

The latest in the field of avionics, and not in the sense of late meaning "new," it's the Iron Sky! The most outdated thing ever to soar in modern air traffic. Based around WW1 battleships, such as the HMS Dreadnought, this aerial cruiser is built tough. But it also does not store power in a traditional sense. Instead of bulky, dangerous lithium batteries taking up all the room in the hull, this vessel only features a few batteries as backup to its main generator. No solar panels here! This one's steam powered. To fuel it, all you have to do is blow up other techs with this thing's massive array of firepower. Then turn on the magnet, anchor the boat, and watch it go to work! It'll scrap down everything, and burn what it can, even going as far as splitting up component chunks to eat the flammable stuff in 'em. It particularly loves eating other techs' batteries, since those cells contain high amounts of oil. It also has a great time with high-priced building blocks. So BetterFuture techs should probably watch their backs. The control panel is posted right behind the ship's top-mounted exhaust. This thing is also surprisingly fast for its scale, because saving space by removing solar-dependent power storage allowed for more actual thrust. Have fun giving the Germans nightmares again! How to most effectively use the generator On the right side of the stern, there is a port hole to reach the out flow of the fuel silo. Use that filter to turn the fuel supply on or off. When power is full, or when setting the pace of production high, turn that out flow off so fuel is not spent inefficiently. Only turn the out flow of the generators on when power is necessary, and try to do so with conveyor pace set normally.