| TYPE |
| Repair Pod |
| COMMISSIONED |
| 2268 - 2397 (type I) • 2398 - present (type II) |
| UNIT RUN |
| 24,292 built in total. 6,108 have been lost in all. 2,510 have been retired from service. The Type II class remains in production. |
| DIMENSIONS |
| LENGTH: 4.11m BEAM: 1.90m HEIGHT: 1.92m DECKS: 1 |
| CREW |
| 1 or 2 |
| ARMAMENT |
| None |
| DEFENSE |
| Light duranium/tritanium single hull Low structural integrity field |
| PROPULSION |
| Impulse only |
| STRENGTH INDEX Galaxy Class = 1000 |
| BEAM FIREPOWER: -- TORPEDO FIREPOWER: -- WEAPON RANGE/ACCURACY: -- SHIELD STRENGTH: -- HULL ARMOR: 3 SPEED: 0.001 MANEUVERABILITY: 24,070 OVERALL: 29 |
| None |
| DIPLOMATIC GRADE |
| HULL LIFE |
| 25 years |
| REFIT CYCLE |
| MINOR: 1 year STANDARD: 1 years MAJOR: -- |
| NOTES |
| The smallest ship in the Federation fleet, work bees were introduced in 2268 to help in the construction of new starships. Highly modular in design, the work bees can be fitted to perform almost any work necessary in the construction of a starship, and can effortlessly move large bulkheads into position. The newer model of the work bee (seen on this page) was introduced in 2398, and while its specifications are virtually identical to the original work bee, the newer model is marginally more streamlined and efficient. |
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS |
| The work bee model used throughout this site was created by Jeff McKenzie. The work bee model used throughout this site was created by Jay Seals. This page was created using information from the Daystrom Institute Technical Library (www.ditl.org) |
Type II Work Bee
Type I Work Bee
| Work Bee |