United Earth Alliance (UEA)

The United Earth Alliance, short UEA, is one of the three fractions in the orxonox SpaceShooter Game. (2008/11/12)
The other fractions are the Pirates? and the Noxon?.

The UEA is an enterprise of all peoples of the world. The alliance is mainly a peaceful trading alliance, but because of the dangers in outer space, the ships are often heavily armed or escorted by different sorts of fighters. The UEA also has few drones, sent especially as advance guards before trading ships.

Table Of Content

• Abstract
• Logo
• History
• The Ships
  • General
  • Fighter
  • Transporter
  • Drones

Abstract

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Logo

Logo created by Axel Bomhauer-Beins?, HS08 —- ​Download Logo (jpg)

History

The Ships

General

The ships of the UEA are mainly in the form we can as present human beings imagine as "normal". The ships are made out of different sorts of metal, some we know today and others we don't know (yet).
The alliance is proud of herself, so on every ship and every drone, the logo of the alliance is used at least once.

Fighter

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Transporter

The transport ships of the alliance often show how rich the alliance is. Often small guide vanes are made of pure gold, the most valuable metal on earth.
Areas that may become hot (especially engines or fuel hoses) are made of a very special material, the same very resistant material the fighters are made of. It's a grey material, the structure a bit looking like asphalt.
The main part of the transporters is made out of a cheap, common steal which glazes in a pale blue. The structure is nearly invisible, so fine are those lines.
Every Transporter wears on every side the UEA-Logo and the lettering "UEA Trade". At the bow of the ship there are position lights, red at the left and green at the right side (looking into the direction the ship will fly). On the tail gate every ship wears the logo in the largest size possible.
Be aware that the UEA is highly interested in being correct and attaches everywhere, where it could become dangerous, warning sign or warning advises.
The used connecting technologies are welding, staking and screwing.

Drones

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