Created the United Alliance Craft Reliant in only a couple of days :)

[Gamma92]

With my new found talent, I have successfully created the UAC Reliant in only a couple of days, detail and all!

This small scouting frigate is built with four missile silos, two rapid fire amcs and a good amount shielding, yet still is equipped with living quarters (sorry captains, your room is the same thing as everyone else), a meeting room, engine room, and dining room, with a bridge as well.
For those that may think this image familiar, the Reliant is the same ship Captain Peterson as his men crewed when they encountered the Shattered in my little transcription, and this is pretty close as to what they saw (and no the World Shard is not finished yet).
Side note: Yes, I do know the name its right side is mirrored (my bad), and the "dopey ears" that are meant to be hatches from the bridge to the top of the ship will be redesigned so the ship does not appear to be eavesdropping on any conversations.:p

 

[Mariux]

I like the shape of the ship, but you should add some more detail. Ship building is about quality, not record time

 

[Gamma92]

I like the shape of the ship, but you should add some more detail. Ship building is about quality, not record time

Well, at the moment, I have finals to be working on consisting of a 15 page paper on pre-civil war history, three book reviews and several tests, so I was just glad that I built it. :D Details can come later when I not dying from a word count. :p

 

[Gamma92]

Well, got some time to modify it a little. I think it still a bit bland as far as looks, buts its getting there. Here are some little features I have added into the Reliant.

Heat dispersal chain that helps to cool the engines while providing a lovely cabin temperature for humans.

My crappy attempt at a logo for the United Alliance:p

[DOUBLEPOST=1418193846,1418193592][/DOUBLEPOST]Also built in a blast shielding for the bridge.
shield off

Shield on

Also incorporated an engine room

Kitchen

And meeting room :D

 

[EtherEel]

The outline is nice, but you (and a lot of people) think like Khan -- in 2 dimensions. I would suggest adding vertical volume; overly flat designs make me think of airplanes, not space-ships.