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The Springhill-class mining ship[1] is a old mining vessel class that hails from the Unified Earth Government's colonial period.[2]
Ships of the line
- CAA Heavy Burden (CFM-88) - Repurposed by the United Nations Space Command as an ordnance transport during the Human-Covenant War.
Gallery
- Warhouse EXTcon.png
Concept art of the mining ship.
- WarhouseLandingPad.jpg
Concept art of a D79-TC Pelican dropship arriving at the ship.
- WarhouseLoadingBay.jpg
Concept art of a lone soldier in Loading Bay 04-A7.
- WarhouseMiningPlatform.jpg
Concept art of the ship's industrial lattices.
External rear view of the mining ship's engines in Adrift.
Another external rear view of the vessel.
Port side view of the mining ship.
Another view of the ship.
View of what is assumed to be the mining vessel's command bridge.
A row of cylindrical storage pods on the ship's dorsal surface.
Schematics of the ship.
List of appearances
- Halo 4 (First appearance)
Sources
- ^ Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide, page 208
- ^ Halo 4: Official Game Guide Collector's Edition, page 324
