Akyazi- Cargo Corridor

This is the U.S.S. McCook’s cargo section which doubles as an access corridor.

View down a main radial corridor toward the cargo section. The cargo enters the ship from a large access hold behind the wall on the right.

The cargo corridor as it begins toward the front of the ship facing port. The door on the right accesses a maintenance tunnel where the cargo moves through.

Cargo pods, visible on the right, are inserted into fitted slots where they can be accessed from inside the corridor. Escape pods are behind the wall on the left and are accessed from another corridor.

An earlier version I had to alter, as the ceiling duct stuck down too low and interfered with the cargo pods. But it’s a slighter brighter, slightly different angle.

A cargo pod drawn out into the access corridor. Another radial corridor can be seen to the left.

An anti-grav pallet for carting materials throughout the ship.

Accessing the pod, loading the pallet, and delivering the goods.

View from same radial corridor seen just above.

Continuing down the corridor, one arrives at the main docking gangway on the port side of the ship. There is an airlock between the outer hatch and the inner corridor.