The interior of the ship cramped, but luxurious. The cockpit consists of the standard four-seat affair that most shuttles and transports feature now-a-days. The sleeping arrangments are nothing more than four sets of triple bunks lining a short side hallway with an enclosed fresher station at the end. The cargo bay is simply a fairly large closet, which is currently filled with luggage, racks of hunting weapons, a few crates, and a 2-meter long hoverboard decorated with a flame motif. Except for an engineering console in the cockpit, there is no engine room, per se, except for several access hatches in the floors and ceilings, and a narrow corridor that allows access to most the primary ship's systems.
The main feature of the ship, however, is the passenger lounge. Expansive and decadent incomparision to the rest of the ship, a dozen passengers could easily be entertained there. A holo display sits in one corner, and an autochef in another. The lighting is subdued and all the furniture is upholstered in dewback leather and elacca wood. A hyperspace capable luxury lounge would adequately describe the Redline.
Outside...
Bait whistles to catch Kelko's attention, and leads him beneath the belly of the ship. The droid's extendable claws reached up to the ship's hull, and opens a small access hatch, revealing a half-dozen or so buttons on a small control panel. He punches a few of the buttons, and two small bay doors open up on the underside of the ship. Hitting another pair of buttons, a speederbike is gently lowered by a automated rack from each bay door. Bait bounces on his toes for a moment, twittering to Kelko.