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The Origin 315p is the exploration variant of the 300 series. Featuring a more robust power plant and a custom scanning package, exclusively designed by Chimera Communications.

Model

Ship profile

Isometric	Above	Port-side	Front	Rear	Below
File:315p in space - Isometric.jpg	File:315p in space - Above.jpg	File:315p in space - Port.jpg	File:315p in space - Front.jpg	File:315p in space - Rear.jpg	File:315p in space - Below.jpg

Isometric	Above	Port-side	Front	Rear
File:315p in SelfLand - Isometric.jpg	File:315p in SelfLand - Above.jpg	File:315p in SelfLand - Port.jpg	File:315p in SelfLand - Front.jpg	File:315p in SelfLand - Rear.jpg

Series variants

Image	Name	Description
File:300i in space - Isometric.jpg	300i	Designed for Touring in conform and style.
File:325a in space - Isometric.jpg	325a	Focused on combat.
File:350r in space - Isometric.jpg	350r	Focused on Racing.

Paints

The 300 series has a unique paint (skin) customisation, (not available to any other ships) that can only be done through the ship store page. (It should be noted that once you customise your ship, it can't not be undone unless you melt/un-melt the ship.) For a list of the paints available for the 300 series, please click the above link.

The following limited paints are only for the 315p and were only sold during the 'Origin Celebration' event.

"Black Rose"	"Nightshade"	"White Lightning"
File:315p Black Rose - Paint scheme.png	File:315p Nightshade - Paint scheme.png	File:315p White Lightning - Paint scheme.png

Lore

Developing variants

In 2899, the 300 series launched a single model: the 300i. The designer of the 300i, Andreas Lang, was insistent that Origin would begin producing variants in the third model year by designing entirely new models to fulfill different specialized tasks. Origin, remembering the expense of the first prototype and the ensuing battle to lower production costs, balked at the idea. For all of the project's rhetoric, later amplified by the series' initial marketing, the company wanted to borrow an important aspect from RSI's Aurora: a modular space frame designed to easily adapt variants. Like the Aurora, the 300 series would adapt the initial version into a host of different factory models built atop the standard design. By all accounts, the decision to develop variants instead of bespoke models soured Lang on the project altogether.Template:Cite

The launch of 315p

In 2930, the Origin 315p was launched in 2930 as a 'pocket explorer,' an unusual attempt to marry the 300i's lines with improved power output and a newly developed scanning package. Despite the odd duck nature of the design, the 315p proved a reliable performer, with much of the success coming because smaller prospecting outfits were happy to have a dedicated spacecraft that could perform just as well, but provide the comfort and style that was often overlooked by other manufacturers.Template:Cite

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