Template:Individual ship

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Purpose
This infobox is derived from Starship class for use on specific examples of a class. Starship class should only be used on ship class articles.

Usage instructions
Cut and paste the following code into your article, then put the relevant specifications after the "=" signs.

Data fields

 * image – Put a link to a clear, preferably forward facing image of the ship.
 * name – Put the name of the ship. Use italics for proper names, but not for conjectural names.
 * manufacturer – Identify the manufacturer of the vessel.
 * line – Put the product line or series the ship's model belongs to. For example, the Imperial I-class Star Destroyer is of the Imperial-class Star Destroyer line.
 * model – Put the full name of the vessel's model (usually ends with "-class"). For example, the Relentless is an Imperial I-class Star Destroyer.
 * class – List the primary type classification of the ship's model. For example, the Imperial I-class Star Destroyer is of the Star Destroyer class.
 * cost – Put how much the ship cost.
 * modifier – List (with bullets, if multiple) the people/organizations who have modified the ship.
 * sysmods – List (with bullets, if multiple) the systems known to be modified.
 * length – Length of the ship.
 * width – Width of the ship.
 * height – Height of the ship.
 * mass – Mass of the ship.
 * max accel – Maximum acceleration in "g".
 * mglt – Maximum speed in MGLT.
 * max speed – Maximum atmospheric speed.
 * maneuverability – Maneuverability rating.
 * engine – Type and number of sublight and atmospheric drive systems.
 * hyperdrive – If the ship had a hyperdrive system ("Equipped" or "None"). Use only if the type or range is not known.
 * hdrange – The range of the ship's hyperdrive. For example, "Class 2".
 * hdsystem – The full name of the ship's hyperdrvie system.
 * poweroutput – Power output in watts.
 * power – Types of power systems.
 * shield gen – Type of shield generators (with rating if known).
 * hull – Type of hull materials (with rating if known).
 * sensor – Types of sensor systems.
 * target – Types of targeting systems.
 * navigation – Navigation computer systems.
 * avionics – Avionics/flight control systems.
 * maincomp – Main computer system.
 * countermeasures – Passive offensive or defensive systems such as ECM and stealth systems.
 * armament – List of weaponry equipped.
 * complement – Number and type of support craft carried aboard.
 * bays – Number of docking bays or hangars.
 * escapepods – Number and type of escape pods.
 * crew – Number of crew (with crew breakdown if known).
 * skeleton – Minimum crew required for operation.
 * passengers – Number and type of passengers carried.
 * capacity – Cargo capacity in metric tonnes.
 * cargohandling – Number and type of systems for handling cargo.
 * consumables – Duration of consumable goods stored aboard.
 * lifesupport – Type of life-support systems.
 * communications – Communications equipment.
 * othersystems – Any systems not already listed in a specific parameter.
 * availability – The availability of purchase of the ship.
 * role – Duties the ship is known to have performed. For example, command ship.
 * commission – The date of the ship's commission.
 * destroyed – The date of the ship's destruction.
 * retired – The date of the ship's retirement.
 * battles – List battles and events in which the ship is known to have been involved in, in chronological order.
 * affiliation – List governments and/or major organizations who owned or controlled the ship.
 * navy – The navies who owned or controlled the ship.
 * fleet – The fleets owned or controlled the ship.
 * owners – If ship is privately owned, list the owners here in chronological order.
 * captains – List the ship's known commanding officers here in chronological order.
 * namedcrew – List notable crew members in alphabetical order.
 * registry – Relevant IDs used by the ship.
 * aliases – Any alternate names used by the ship.
 * modules – Any detachable modules of the ship.