Approved Tech HPI - The Missing Space Station

[HPI Consortium]

Full Art

• Intent: To create a reward for those who participated in the "Battle for Balance" invasion.
• Image Source:
  • Fury Station | main picture
  • Magnetic Levitating Bluetooth Speaker | full art picture
  • Picture border, headers, divider, picture manipulation by me
• Canon Link: N/A
• Permissions: N/A
• Primary Source: N/A

• Name: The Missing Space Station
• Manufacturer: HPI Consortium | The Cat's Paw [ Redacted ]
• Affiliation: Those who participated in the Battle for Balance invasion. || HPI Consortium | Holonet Storefront | Selected Customers
• Market Status: Closed-Market
• Model: Fury Station
• Modularity: Average
  • Mainly aesthetic appearance, different colours, paints, GA or DE symbols.
• Production: Limited
• Material: Alloyplast | Gree technology

• Toy space station inspired by one of the most memorable events of the last Galactic Alliance and Dark Empire battle above Tython.
• One of the accessories of the game's space station is a platform with a HAPU unit inside. When the platform is activated, the space station will rise from the platform and hover above it. It will disappear and reappear in time.
  • The levitation works on a simple Magnetic levitation principle.
  • The HAPU unit creates and maintains an artificial extradimensional space based on the gree Dimensional engineering technology. It serves the purpose of making the space station disappear and reappear. The game will enter and appear in this pocket dimension.
  • The duration of the disappearance and the duration of the reappearance can be set in the panel according to the owner's preference.
• Countless game additions can be made to this product, various spaceships, fleets, ZOMBIES etc.
• It’s not just for kids, but for any fan if anyone loves figures like that.
• The toy has full HPI biochip compatibility.

• Toy: Who wouldn't want a cool disappearing and reappearing toy space station?
• Fancy: They can be made even more unique with a variety of patterns, symbols and paintings, and the game has a sound, with the familiar alarm sound.
• "Dude, Where's My Space Station?": Thanks to dimensional engineering using Gree technology, the space station hovering above the platform can disappear and appear.

• Toy: It’s just a toy that can easily break if not taken care of.
• Small Pocket: The pocket dimension is very small and there is only enough space to fit the space station. So, if someone adds more accessories to the toy, they will only float above the platform and never disappear, just the space station.
• Not a Weapon: Although the space station is a perfect mini game replica of the real space station, it has no weapons, it's just a toy.

Who doesn't like games and war figures? Probably most people love these, just like Dis , not to mention the Shadowcat loves it when people are having a good time. So now it was the turn of the HPI Consortium, because the Shadowcat and their friends made some gifts for some lucky person. Although there was a war between the Galactic Alliance and the Dark Empire, that doesn’t mean there aren’t kids out there or people who love that sort of thing.

The last fight around Tython was one of the most memorable moves and actions that inspired Dis and their friends. The Shadows can be very resourceful and HPI has experimented with ancient technologies. That's how they came up with the idea of creating a game to recreate this very memorable event. Which was that the space station around Tython simply disappeared in the portal thanks to the actions of the people on it. The disappearance and reappearance were probably the hardest part of creating the game, which the engineers eventually solved using Gree dimensional engineering. This technology can create a pocket dimension and the game disappears in that dimension, which is attached to the game's platform.

Because this is ancient and difficult to replicate technology, the game was eventually produced in a limited number of copies, given to those who were in combat, and if someone died, their family, and a very limited number of copies can be purchased from HPI. And the toys were distributed by Dis and their friends to those who earned them.

 

[Krass Wyms]

HPI Consortium

I love it approved