The video showcases four distinct paint schemes for the RSI Apollo ship in Star Citizen Alpha 4.3.1, highlighting their unique color combinations and finishes on both the Triage and Medevac variants. Each paint—Lifeline, Shock Wave, Olympian, and Dely—offers a different aesthetic appeal, from medical-inspired blues and reds to elegant golds and silvers, enhancing the ship’s appearance and complementing its design features.
In this video, the presenter showcases the four new paint schemes available for the RSI Apollo in Star Citizen Alpha 4.3.1. These paints can be applied to both the Triage and Medevac variants of the Apollo ship. Each paint scheme is distinct, offering a variety of color combinations and finishes that enhance the ship’s appearance from every angle.
The first paint introduced is called Lifeline, which features a beautiful combination of blue, white, and red. This paint is designed to reflect the medical function of the ship, with colors that are both striking and appropriate for a medical vessel. The red sections have a glossy finish that reflects light, creating a rich and classy contrast with the blue and white. The detailing extends to the bottom of the ship, maintaining the elegant color scheme throughout.
Next is the Shock Wave paint, which uses a bold yellow, gray, and blue palette. This combination gives the Apollo a courier-like appearance, though it is noted that this paint is not as visually impressive as Lifeline. The bottom fin of the ship is painted with yellow and gray, complementing the overall look. Despite being less flashy, this paint still contributes to the ship’s aesthetic appeal.
The third paint is the Olympian, characterized by an elegant mix of blue, gray, and silver with a glossy finish on the silver parts. This paint matches well with the ship’s interior, which features blue and gray chairs, creating a cohesive look. White logos and text add contrast, and the underside of the ship, including the engines, is painted to complement the overall scheme. The presenter also mentions a minor issue with the ship’s boost sound during the demonstration.
Finally, the Dely paint features gold, white, and gray colors, with a glossy finish on the gold areas. While the presenter feels that the white might be a bit too prominent and somewhat busy, the gold and gray contrast is visually appealing. The bottom of the ship follows this color scheme, with golden-gray engines. The presenter imagines that a version with just white and gold could be particularly stunning. Overall, the video provides a detailed look at each paint option, inviting viewers to choose their favorite.