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LIM Type 1A Shuttle | Survival-Ready Disposable Transport

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The Type 1A is a shuttle intended for the transport of personnel between ships or stations, light exploration of asteroids, and lunar excursions. Though it can technically fly within a planet's atmosphere, due to the small fuel tank extended visits are not

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#2345 among tracked Space Engineers items▼16?Rank by subscription count among the Workshop items WorkshopVitals tracks for this game. Movement compares the two most recent ranking computations.Tracked since August 25, 2026?The date of the first genuine observation stored by WorkshopVitals. Charts begin here — historical values are never backfilled or estimated.Stats updated 1 month ago

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Current subscriptions?Active subscriptions at the most recent WorkshopVitals observation. A missing value means Steam has not reported this field yet — it is never guessed.
2,462
Lifetime subscriptions?Total subscriptions ever recorded by Steam for this item. Includes users who later unsubscribed.
3,347
Favorites?Times the item has been favorited on Steam.
5407D
Followers?Follower count exposed by Steam for this item, where available.
0
Views?Lifetime page views reported by Steam.
1,690
Vote score?Share of thumbs-up among thumbs votes cast on Steam. Votes are not reviews.
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Created
Oct 19, 2024
Last updated on Steam
1 year ago
Current / Lifetime ratio?Current subscriptions divided by lifetime subscriptions at the latest observation. This is a descriptive ratio, not a retention measure.
0.747

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