What to know
The Origin 135c is a light freight and starter ship that is the cargo variant of the 100 series. With the 135c, an easy-to-use cargo hold lets one pilot learn loading, delivery, and everyday ship ownership.
135c specifications
Move cargo through the 135c
The 135c treats loading, transit, and unloading as one transport job, with the 6-SCU hold and efficient AIR system at the centre of the route. Working supplies stay accessible aboard the 135c through cargo. The 135c's AIR system collects gases in flight and converts them into usable fuel, extending range while reducing the need for frequent refuelling stops.
The cargo equipment that keeps the 135c moving
Aboard the 135c, an easy-to-use cargo hold lets one pilot learn loading, delivery, and everyday ship ownership.
Development note: The 135c is flight ready and entered the live game in Alpha 3.11.0. Because Star Citizen remains in active development, specifications, features, and imagery may change over time.
135c's cargo equipment
The 135c pairs the 6-SCU hold and efficient AIR system with the access and handling equipment needed to move freight from the first container to final delivery.
Working supplies stay accessible aboard the 135c through cargo.
The 135c's AIR system collects gases in flight and converts them into usable fuel, extending range while reducing the need for frequent refuelling stops.
Container size must match both the cargo grid and the route through the loading door.
The crew needs suitable loading equipment to use the full cargo capacity.
The 135c's expanded personal cargo space
The 135c expands the 100-series cargo capacity to 6 SCU while keeping the line's small footprint and AIR fuel system. It suits owners who want polished personal travel with enough room for small deliveries and luggage.
Six SCU beneath an efficient Origin runabout
Match the load carried by the 6-SCU hold and efficient AIR system to the container sizes and equipment available at both ends of the 135c's route.
Keep the load carried by the 6-SCU hold and efficient AIR system restrained, balanced, and clear of the access the crew still needs.
Arrange the load carried by the 6-SCU hold and efficient AIR system in the order the destination can receive it so unloading stays straightforward.
Plan the cargo run around 6-SCU hold and efficient AIR system
A successful freight run in the 135c begins with the customer and loading order, keeps the 6-SCU hold and efficient AIR system secure in transit, and ends at a destination equipped to unload it.
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Choose cargo that suits the 135c's destination
The first 135c decision is whether the load, route, and receiving port suit a freight job.
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Prepare the load
Weight distribution and unloading order decide where every part of the load sits aboard the 135c.
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Secure the 135c's load without blocking access
For the 135c, a practical loading plan keeps cargo carried by the 6-SCU hold and efficient AIR system secure, accessible, and ready to unload at the destination.
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Unload the 135c in delivery order
Once the 135c is empty, the crew inspects its cargo equipment and prepares the loading route for the next customer.
The 135c, from loading to delivery
The 135c uses its 6-SCU hold and efficient AIR system to keep cargo moving from loading and secure transport to delivery at the destination.
The 135c, despite its compact size, has a bed to enhance comfort during extended voyages.
The 135c can defend itself, using its dual Size 3 guns and a launcher built to carry two Size 2 missiles.
A clear loading path lets the crew use more of the 135c's cargo capacity without blocking essential access.
Container position, restraint, and weight distribution protect the 135c while keeping the next handoff accessible.
Loading the 135c for a clean delivery
Freight stays manageable aboard the 135c when the pilot protects access, balance, and the unloading order.
Plan the 135c's hold around the destination
Loading order, clear access, and destination equipment determine how the 135c uses the 6-SCU hold and efficient AIR system.
The crew checks that each container fits the 135c and can be removed without rebuilding the whole load.
The crew uses the manifest to place each load where the 135c can carry and unload it safely.
The 135c is ready for another contract after the cargo is delivered, restraints are checked, and the working space is clear.
See the 135c in action
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