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UCSS Chogun Maxwell B Class Heavy Tug (NO MODS)

The Chogun is a Maxwell B heavy tug, built to tow heavy loads such as refineries, mining rigs and space stations across systems. She is also capable of planetary landings and is used in surveys as well as general transport.
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Crew: 6

Mass: 16888 tons

Jump Range: 1200km/max jump

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Features:
-Working crew elevator
-Automatic rotating antenna arrays clear tow clamp and landing zone
-Controllable searchlight
-Heavy-duty tow clamp
-Dual shuttle/pod bays
-Detailed and functional interior
-Backup ion manuvering thrusters
-Main airlock is on the port side prong, it has a cycle feature to maintain pressure that is toggled via a button.
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This thing is a beast! Surprisingly nimble for her size. Built to be fun and look cool and cinematic, with lots of little details. Heavily inspired by The Nostromo (of course) and a menagerie of other ships.

And yes, she can land/takeoff!

Big thanks to Whip, Phil and MMaster for their scripts!

Control your descent and you will land with no problems! I recommend not exceeding ~25m/s below 1200m on anything more than a 1.0G planet and you will be fine. Bring hydrogen.
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KNOWN BUG: You may glitch through the crew elevator as it ascends. This is something Keen needs to fix unfortunately.

Used in screenshots:

Awesome shader replacement that restores proper dark shadows, plus scratch free windows
http://forum.keenswh.com/threads/darky-shader-mod-make-darkness-great-again.7385983/

Realistic skybox by Elsephire:
https://steamproxy.net/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=685761329

For those of you who are wondering how I made the blueprints pic, I take black and white screenshots, run them through a neon filter and then ajust the color balance as required!