Lukastovok Tractor Factory
Template:Infobox Military Structure The Lukastovok Tractor Factory is a large industrial plant in city of Lukastovok, at the upper end of the Lubyakan Rota Valley industrial region, and is the single largest industrial complex in the Dominion of the Lubyak. A joint project between Erotan Heavy Engineering, Carousel Industries, and--starting in 1969--Truvokan-Aerospace, the Lukastovok Tractor Factory was an experiment in a fully vertically integrated production and assembly facility, importing raw refined materials and exporting finished products. The term 'tractor factory' is a misnomer, as the facility includes a wide variety of refining, manufacturing, and assembly plants which covers a massive area of nearly 75 km sq. along the Rota River. The Tractor Factory has grown to provide jobs for a large proportion of the population of Lukastovok both directly and indirectly, with many more industries sprouting up to support the Tractor Factory. As of 2014, nearly 350,000 individuals are employed directly by the Tractor Factory. Output includes both civilian and military vehicles and aircraft, and a common claim is that the Tractor Factory could outfit an entire tank division in a single day.
The Lukastovok Tractor Factory was initially built during the Second Continental War, as the demand for vehicles ranging from trucks and jeeps to tanks and combat aircraft for the Lubyakan military skyrocketed. The initial plan was for a cooperative venture between the largest of the Lubyakan industrial firms to increase the efficiency of production via economy of scale by a massive degree. After the conclusion of the war, the factory was modified to allow for civilian production as well. Over time, the factory was updated several times to include automated manufacturing systems, as well as incorporating systems from Turvokan-Farmer Aerospace to manufacture high end electronic systems. Modern day products produced by the Lukastovok Tractor Factory include tanks, cars, trucks, locomotives, and other vehicles for Erotan Heavy Engineering--including a dedicated production line for vehicles destined to the Greater Prussian Empire--components for Carousel Industry's shipyards in Nonastov along with various vehicles for their various civillian lines. Recent expansion has allowed the production of modern military and civilian aircraft at similarly high rates.
