My Ship Layout in Rodina - The living Leviathan

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Space Engineers
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Space Engineers (2019)
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this is my ship in rodina which i called moya after the living leviathan ship in the tv series farscape . The outside of the ship reminded me of a leviathan and I decided to make my own layout :)



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Rodina
leviathan
farscape
moya
gameplay
my ship
ship layout
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simulator
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