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As we push on with updating older models, we’re been slowly replacing ones which are tricky to cast or mould. One of these is the Kerberos space station, which is quite wearing on its moulds so that they need constant replacement. We’ve been working on a new version, codenamed ‘Kerberos Junior’ for a while now.<\/p>\n

Today we’re unveiling the Orthros<\/strong> space station, which is very similar in design to the Kerberos but a bit smaller (roughly 2\/3rds the diameter of the Kerberos) and much easier for us to cast and maintain. You can see the difference between the Kerberos and Orthros below:
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In case you’re wondering about the name – well, Kerberos (or Cerberus) was a 3-headed dog from Greek mythology; Orthros was a 2-headed dog, so 2\/3rds the heads for 2\/3rds the size !<\/p>\n