StarCitizen:Arrastra

The Arrastra, a mining platform produced by StarCitizen:Roberts Space Industries (RSI), is designed to address the numerous hazards associated with mining the abundant and valuable resources found throughout the universe. With powerful remote-controlled laser heads, a shifting top/bottom mining turret, space for ground mining vehicles, an onboard refinery, and a comfortable living area, the Arrastra is perfectly suited to long-haul multi-crew mining operations.<ref name="3211datamine">Template:Cite game</ref><ref>Template:Cite RSI</ref>

Specifications

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Model

Ship profile

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Paints

Image	Paint Name	Description	Price (aUEC)	Price ($USD)
File:Arrastra Nocturne landed on platform - Cut.png	"Nocturne"	Two tone dark grey colouring with grey accents and an oversized RSI logo. Limited edition. Only available to StarCitizen:Concierge backers during the concept sale.<ref>Template:Cite RSI</ref>	[not available]	14.00

Gallery

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Trivia

Arrastra means to drag in Spanish and it is the name of a mining tool of Phoenician origins, widely used around the Mediterranean sea. It was brought by the Spaniards to the New World, where the word was passed into the English language.

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