Gatac Hyun Interior Tour: Bed, Cockpit and Flight Configuration

The Gatac Hyun has a walkable cabin behind its pointed cockpit, with a recessed berth, a compact washroom and equipment compartments built into the surrounding walls. The five-minute, 38-second tour below follows the route aboard before showing the ship take off and change from its tall landed stance into flight.

This is a pre-release look at the Hyun. Its reported salvage role, cargo capacity and final equipment specification remain unconfirmed.

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Inside the Hyun

The cabin uses dark surfaces, curved ribs and purple lighting. Illuminated controls sit beside doors and compartments, including the entrance to the washroom.

The cabin walls also house accessible components behind opening covers.

A berth and separate washroom

The bed has a pillow at its head and a patterned mattress beneath the Gatac emblem. It occupies a narrow alcove, with raised sides and lighting close to the opening.

The washroom is another small enclosed compartment. A toilet, roll holder and surrounding wall fittings are visible through its entrance.

Cockpit layout

The pilot’s seat sits beneath the sharply pointed forward canopy. In the seated view, the instrument displays occupy the lower part of the cockpit, with the flight information projected ahead. Dark framing and the narrow nose shape give it a very different view from the Marauder’s broad, heavily braced canopy.

From landed stance to flight

On the ground, the Hyun stands tall, its outer assemblies extending down around the central body. Once airborne, the exterior views show a much flatter silhouette. The broad upper hull, pointed nose and surrounding arms are easier to distinguish as the camera moves around the ship.

The underside filler station

A panel beneath the hull is labelled “Filler Station”. Its display shows 40 SCU of internal storage, a choice of cargo to eject and an auto-eject control. That figure refers to the station’s internal storage; it is not a measurement of a separate cargo grid.

Our IAE 2956 ship preview brings together the Hyun, Marauder, Galaxy and Liberator. The manufacturer rental guide covers the expo’s rental windows and anticipated line-up.