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Was there any context to this? I can´t recall a single civilian ship daring to venture outside these boundaries although "green Type-6" somehow rings the bell. Must´ve been an emergency biowaste collector somewhere around Deciat.
Special-purpose vessels with distinct paintjobs are really cool. Average-Joe ships could use some paint and kits, too. Forza Horizon does this with AI opponents by turning them into a decoy of a real player and applying whatever paintjob that player had on their car to the AI driver car (provided any such paintjob had been applied by the player to their version of the car model in question; otherwise, it comes in one of the default colours).