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	'''Andreas Lang''' is the designer of the [[StarCitizen::Category:300 ~~series~~\|300 series]].<ref name=":0">{{~~SC/~~Cite RSI\|url=https://robertsspaceindustries.com/en/comm-link/spectrum-dispatch/19171-Whitleys-Guide-300-Series\|text=Whitley's Guide - 300 Series\|accessdate=2023-03-14}}</ref>		'''Andreas Lang''' is the designer of the [[StarCitizen::Category:Origin Jumpworks 300\|300 series]].<ref name=":0">{{Cite RSI\|url=https://robertsspaceindustries.com/en/comm-link/spectrum-dispatch/19171-Whitleys-Guide-300-Series\|text=Whitley's Guide - 300 Series\|accessdate=2023-03-14}}</ref>

	With his brother [[StarCitizen:Otto Lang\|Otto]], they were recruited from [[StarCitizen:Seal Corporation]] to oversee advanced plasma manifold development at [[StarCitizen:Origin Jumpworks\|Origin]] when they were not yet 35. It was a position the brothers held only briefly: together the pair threw out the current design and outlined their own more efficient version in the first six months. Thanks to profits generated from that change, within a year they were appointed to head up the highly experimental X3 programme. The ultimate vision, they insisted, was clear from the start: manufacture a single-seat [[StarCitizen:luxury spacecraft]] that incorporated clean, modern design. “Many creatures create tools,” Andreas would preach, “but [[StarCitizen:Human\|Humanity]] is defined by a more sacred ability to appreciate beauty and to use that appreciation to create art.” It was their calling, then, to design [[StarCitizen:Ships\|spacecraft]] that would maintain our innate Humanity as we reached to ever-further [[StarCitizen:Star\|stars]] and expanded beyond the ability to maintain a singular society. In the wake of the X3’s success, each brother built out his own team: Otto, the younger of the two, to shepherd the [[StarCitizen:200 series]] observation craft and Andreas to design what the company saw as its crown jewel: the 300 series personal spacecraft.<ref name=":0" />		With his brother [[StarCitizen:Otto Lang\|Otto]], they were recruited from [[StarCitizen:Seal Corporation]] to oversee advanced plasma manifold development at [[StarCitizen:Origin Jumpworks\|Origin]] when they were not yet 35. It was a position the brothers held only briefly: together the pair threw out the current design and outlined their own more efficient version in the first six months. Thanks to profits generated from that change, within a year they were appointed to head up the highly experimental X3 programme. The ultimate vision, they insisted, was clear from the start: manufacture a single-seat [[StarCitizen:luxury spacecraft]] that incorporated clean, modern design. “Many creatures create tools,” Andreas would preach, “but [[StarCitizen:Human\|Humanity]] is defined by a more sacred ability to appreciate beauty and to use that appreciation to create art.” It was their calling, then, to design [[StarCitizen:Ships\|spacecraft]] that would maintain our innate Humanity as we reached to ever-further [[StarCitizen:Star\|stars]] and expanded beyond the ability to maintain a singular society. In the wake of the X3’s success, each brother built out his own team: Otto, the younger of the two, to shepherd the [[StarCitizen:200 series]] observation craft and Andreas to design what the company saw as its crown jewel: the 300 series personal spacecraft.<ref name=":0" />

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	'''Andreas Lang''' is the designer of the [[StarCitizen::Category:300 series\|300 series]].<ref name=":0">{{Cite RSI\|url=https://robertsspaceindustries.com/en/comm-link/spectrum-dispatch/19171-Whitleys-Guide-300-Series\|text=Whitley's Guide - 300 Series\|accessdate=2023-03-14}}</ref>		'''Andreas Lang''' is the designer of the [[StarCitizen::Category:300 series\|300 series]].<ref name=":0">{{SC/Cite RSI\|url=https://robertsspaceindustries.com/en/comm-link/spectrum-dispatch/19171-Whitleys-Guide-300-Series\|text=Whitley's Guide - 300 Series\|accessdate=2023-03-14}}</ref>

	With his brother [[StarCitizen:Otto Lang\|Otto]], they were recruited from [[StarCitizen:Seal Corporation]] to oversee advanced plasma manifold development at [[StarCitizen:Origin Jumpworks\|Origin]] when they were not yet 35. It was a position the brothers held only briefly: together the pair threw out the current design and outlined their own more efficient version in the first six months. Thanks to profits generated from that change, within a year they were appointed to head up the highly experimental X3 programme. The ultimate vision, they insisted, was clear from the start: manufacture a single-seat [[StarCitizen:luxury spacecraft]] that incorporated clean, modern design. “Many creatures create tools,” Andreas would preach, “but [[StarCitizen:Human\|Humanity]] is defined by a more sacred ability to appreciate beauty and to use that appreciation to create art.” It was their calling, then, to design [[StarCitizen:Ships\|spacecraft]] that would maintain our innate Humanity as we reached to ever-further [[StarCitizen:Star\|stars]] and expanded beyond the ability to maintain a singular society. In the wake of the X3’s success, each brother built out his own team: Otto, the younger of the two, to shepherd the [[StarCitizen:200 series]] observation craft and Andreas to design what the company saw as its crown jewel: the 300 series personal spacecraft.<ref name=":0" />		With his brother [[StarCitizen:Otto Lang\|Otto]], they were recruited from [[StarCitizen:Seal Corporation]] to oversee advanced plasma manifold development at [[StarCitizen:Origin Jumpworks\|Origin]] when they were not yet 35. It was a position the brothers held only briefly: together the pair threw out the current design and outlined their own more efficient version in the first six months. Thanks to profits generated from that change, within a year they were appointed to head up the highly experimental X3 programme. The ultimate vision, they insisted, was clear from the start: manufacture a single-seat [[StarCitizen:luxury spacecraft]] that incorporated clean, modern design. “Many creatures create tools,” Andreas would preach, “but [[StarCitizen:Human\|Humanity]] is defined by a more sacred ability to appreciate beauty and to use that appreciation to create art.” It was their calling, then, to design [[StarCitizen:Ships\|spacecraft]] that would maintain our innate Humanity as we reached to ever-further [[StarCitizen:Star\|stars]] and expanded beyond the ability to maintain a singular society. In the wake of the X3’s success, each brother built out his own team: Otto, the younger of the two, to shepherd the [[StarCitizen:200 series]] observation craft and Andreas to design what the company saw as its crown jewel: the 300 series personal spacecraft.<ref name=":0" />

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'''Andreas Lang''' is the designer of the [[StarCitizen::Category:300 series|300 series]].<ref name=":0">{{Cite RSI|url=https://robertsspaceindustries.com/en/comm-link/spectrum-dispatch/19171-Whitleys-Guide-300-Series|text=Whitley's Guide - 300 Series|accessdate=2023-03-14}}</ref>

With his brother [[StarCitizen:Otto Lang|Otto]], they were recruited from [[StarCitizen:Seal Corporation]] to oversee advanced plasma manifold development at [[StarCitizen:Origin Jumpworks|Origin]] when they were not yet 35. It was a position the brothers held only briefly: together the pair threw out the current design and outlined their own more efficient version in the first six months. Thanks to profits generated from that change, within a year they were appointed to head up the highly experimental X3 programme. The ultimate vision, they insisted, was clear from the start: manufacture a single-seat [[StarCitizen:luxury spacecraft]] that incorporated clean, modern design. “Many creatures create tools,” Andreas would preach, “but [[StarCitizen:Human|Humanity]] is defined by a more sacred ability to appreciate beauty and to use that appreciation to create art.” It was their calling, then, to design [[StarCitizen:Ships|spacecraft]] that would maintain our innate Humanity as we reached to ever-further [[StarCitizen:Star|stars]] and expanded beyond the ability to maintain a singular society. In the wake of the X3’s success, each brother built out his own team: Otto, the younger of the two, to shepherd the [[StarCitizen:200 series]] observation craft and Andreas to design what the company saw as its crown jewel: the 300 series personal spacecraft.<ref name=":0" />

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