SCORG Blueprints: Your Complete Guide to Crafting and Blueprint Missions in Star Citizen 4.7

SCORG Blueprints: Your Complete Guide to Crafting and Blueprint Missions in Star Citizen 4.7

Explore all 1,044 crafting blueprints and blueprint missions in Star Citizen 4.7 using SCORG's Blueprints page. Filter by resource, type, craft time, and find…

The Blueprints page is one of SCORG's most powerful tools for players who want to get serious about crafting and blueprint mission running in Star Citizen 4.7. Whether you're building ships, weapons, armor, or components at the fabricator, or hunting down specific blueprint rewards from missions, this page has everything in one place.

What's on the Blueprints Page

The Blueprints page is split into two tabs: Blueprint Missions and Fabricator.

Blueprint Missions Tab

This tab lists every mission in Star Citizen 4.7 that rewards a blueprint. Each mission card shows:

  • Mission title and faction (Headhunters, Citizens for Prosperity, Vaughn, and more)
  • Mission type (Mercenary, Collection, Delivery, Bounty, and others)
  • Star system (Stanton, Pyro, Nyx)
  • Legality — clearly marked if the mission is illegal
  • aUEC payout
  • Blueprint rewards — every item that can drop from that mission
  • Shareable — whether the mission can be shared with org members

You can filter by system, mission type, and legality, sort by payout or item count, and search by mission name or specific blueprint reward. Favorites are saved to your account so you can quickly return to missions you run regularly.

Fabricator Tab

The Fabricator tab lists all 1,044 crafting recipes from the live 4.7 build. Each recipe card shows:

  • Product name and type (Ship Component, Weapon, Armor, etc.)
  • Craft time per tier
  • Required materials — resource name and SCU quantity per slot, with all tier options
  • Dismantle return — how much you recover when dismantling
  • Blueprint mission source — click to see exactly which missions reward that blueprint

You can filter by resource type (to see everything that uses a specific material), filter by blueprint type, and sort A–Z or by craft time.

How to Find What You Need

"I want to craft a specific item" Go to the Fabricator tab and search by product name. The card will show all required materials and which missions reward the blueprint.

"I want to know which missions give the most valuable blueprints" Go to Blueprint Missions, sort by aUEC payout descending, and scan the blueprint rewards column. High-payout missions often reward rare components.

"I'm running a specific resource and want to know what I can make with it" Use the resource filter in the Fabricator tab to see every recipe that uses that material.

"I want to run missions with my org" Filter for Shareable missions and sort by aUEC. These are the best options for coordinated org blueprint runs.

Tips for Blueprint Missions

Stack mission types: Many blueprint missions come from the same factions and locations. Accept multiple missions before heading out — Headhunters and CFP missions often stack well.

Know your legality: Vaughn missions are typically illegal. Running illegal missions affects your Crime Stat. Make sure your crew is prepared for hot zones and potential bounties.

Check the system: Blueprint missions are spread across Stanton, Pyro, and Nyx. Plan your route — don't make three separate jumps when a single loop covers all your missions.

Use favorites: Save your most reliable payout missions to your SCORG favorites so you can quickly check them each session without re-filtering.

Crafting in 4.7: What's Worth Making

With 1,044 recipes across ships, weapons, armor, FPS gear, vehicle components, and more, the fabricator in 4.7 is a deep system. Some general guidance:

  • Ship components tend to have the highest material requirements but fetch strong prices
  • FPS weapons and armor have faster craft times and are easier to move
  • Vehicle components are often overlooked — less competition means better margins
  • Check dismantle returns before selling raw materials — sometimes crafting first and dismantling is more profitable

Conclusion

The SCORG Blueprints page takes what used to require spreadsheets, external wikis, and guesswork and puts it all in one fast, searchable interface updated to 4.7. Whether you're a solo crafter or coordinating an org-wide manufacturing operation, it's the fastest way to plan your next session.

Head to the Blueprints page in SCORG and start exploring.