DBI is currently working toward the construction of a full-sized wooden mock-up to create exact CAD drawings. This mock-up will facilitate the division of tasks among the subcontractors that can build components of the actual craft.

Once all the analytical assessments have been finalized, DBI plans to create a proposal for an outpost in LEO where the Space Truck could shuttle fuel for storage, to be retrieved at a different time by a Space Truck heading on a mission beyond LEO. The company envisions servicing floating warehouses of material and fuel in LEO, and periodic trips to service the International Space Station or satellites in orbit.

In time, different Space Truck vehicles could be used as outposts to hold food, water, fuel, oxygen, etc., to service long-term moon exploration, and as a logical way to initiate meaningful space exploration. (No different than the wagon trains that crossed the U.S. in the early days.)

Additionally, the concept of an outpost is ancient - travelers around the world relied upon them for centuries, and many existed across the United States in 1700s and 1800s to offer pioneers food and supplies as they crossed the continent. Only now do we have the ability to use this early concept of support, but now to achieve, gradually, commercially viable space commercialization.

The initial plan involves a prototype, then two working orbiters.