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I fully intend to reproduce this ship, in its exterior entirety, in StarMade. Can't tell why, it just seems doable and worthwhile. (It's a random warship model of a certain "Ferrous Corp" from the Dark Matter series, took the screenshots for later inspiration) Stay tuned for much, much more.

Thank you for second place! Honored to be right next to that masterpiece that is WS Dakota. docpenguindoc's two entries remained unshowcased, he previously put together all submissions: A remark I'd like to add is about the connectivity of my ship's operations. I've put a lot of effort into...

Only replaced two decorative blocks, above and below the core, to match the ones in the ship's publicly available unsystemed version.

Only two worth mentioning: Freighter - fixed hole and decoration bleed-through in the ceilings of the make-believe Nuclear Reactor and Shield Generator rooms. Fighter - removed six redundant armor blocks from within the hull.

Changed orientation of the wall of cannon barrels behind the ice sheet of the ship's "gills"; you can't see a weird array of outputs anymore. Onboard cannon's primary and secondary module groups don't touch anymore.

A semi-enclosed shipyard of one kilometer length, suitable for the construction of titan ships. LAGBOMB WARNING: over 5,300,000 blocks and who knows how many chunks. Overall size: 609W x 615H x 1065L Shipyard area: 501W x 501H x 1051L POWER 200K reactor, 250K stabilizers SHIELDS Top shield...

Another issue with the latest non-dev build (0.203.132) is that LoD blocks don't display (at least from close up, they still do display at a distance, in their non-3D model forms). Wonder if this is setting-related, and if so, how it can be fixed?

Onboard weapon is now of a less boring-to-use configuration; also increased 150% in block-count (replaced 500 blocks of internal deadweight). Repositioned the interior button of rover hangar bay door, etc.

Finished this ship around the same time I got through all three seasons of the Dark Matter series it drew inspiration from, indirectly. Here's a shot of the new Isaac-class hovercraft resting in the (unfinished) shipyard of the MIC-583 mobile industrial complex. Isaac's core room --...

Inspired by WS Delphis and Raza (shell).

The gigantic, suspended capsule-reactor thing in the core room is now properly attached to the walls and ceiling... not just magically levitating, lol.

Unfinished in the lower sections (living quarters, hangars, shipyard), but good enough. DOWNLOAD: Content link

The MIC-583 mobile industrial complex A self-sufficient, self-propelled industrial park, turning asteroids into spacecraft! Nicknamed "Mick", this 583-meter-long powerhouse is basically a flying island of heavy industry, featuring: TOO MUCH TO SHOW IN SCREENSHOTS, BEST TO EXPLORE IT...

I could say of this ship all the good things I said of your Galactic Trading Vessel. Another exceptionally creative and diligent work of StarMade art! Although it's a bit of a lag-bomb, it's absolutely worth it. Noticed that it even has docked half-slab windows on those two-part doors, very nice.

One bee tries to outdo Tony Montana, while the other cleans up the crime scene... (Ice melting and spillover management)

Maybe other builders would agree that even a modest postponement of the due-date (like one week) would help significantly? Personally, I procrastinated big-time on this build, and will probably fail to finish it... thanks to too much of an obsession with detail:

A turkish spice bazaar. (Mineral dump) And a medical cocaine dispensary. (Ice melting dump)

I intend to use Tshara's industrial template pack, but noticed that they come pasted on a ship entity. I saved the various items as individual templates, and thought I should share the package (attached to this post). You can see in the screenshot below how well-organised they are. Should speed...

I intended to use your industrial template pack, and noticed that they come pasted on a ship entity. I saved the various items as individual templates, and thought I should share the package (attached to this post). You can see in the screenshot below how well-organised they are. I was careful...

I know, right? :D I showed the ship to my brother, and we agreed that we probably played too much Need for Speed games as kids :) Although, this ship is meant to be able to enter and fly in planetary atmospheres, where the spoiler would have an aerodynamic effect (likely a catastrophic one...