CYBERSPACE SHIPYARDS

[DeepspaceMechanic]

The spoiler just makes me laugh. It make no sense at all but it does fit the ship design.

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, lol).

 

[Crashmaster]

I feel like the 'spoiler' would make sense for fine attitude adjustments to level flight in atmosphere as thrust vectoring via the pods might be to aggressive.

 

[DeepspaceMechanic]

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

 

[DeepspaceMechanic]

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 -- asymmetrically layed out within the interior, with its own set of windows -- is one of the most atmospheric I ever built.

 

[DeepspaceMechanic]

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)

Spoiler: Progress so far

Stay tuned for much, much more.

 

[Tshara]

Some decent progress ;-)
At least more than I managed to do in the last couple of weeks.

 

[DeepspaceMechanic]

Stay tuned for much, much more.

This time I somehow slipped into a side-project even before starting the new main project.

Spoiler: And it comes with a surprise

 

[DeepspaceMechanic]

Needs a few more frontal outputs...

Spoiler: A second surprise, however, is already included/inserted

 

[jontyfreack]

ooh that's a nice ship you got there

 

[DeepspaceMechanic]

I hate the process of exterior micro-detailing as much as I love building fresh, new hulls. Very tedious.

But after the 100th piece of nonsense added, it's done. And it's worth it.

Will whip put it out soon.

 

[DeepspaceMechanic]

Inspired by the racing ship build challenge, but not intended to enter.
(Obviously fails to meet the criterion "your entry has to appear to be a functional solar system racer")


Check out its FUNCTIONAL SCISSOR DOORS at the download page:
Dugatti 44 stellar sportscar

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[DeepspaceMechanic]

It's been a while.

I like that they (whoever they are?) introduced new decorative blocks... But the orientation bug of wood planks needs to be fixed, so that I can woodify the whole thing! :D

Download: Beige Watatsumi

 

[DeepspaceMechanic]

Recently reminded myself how good StarMade is for occupying oneself while going through the discographies of bands you're not that familiar with, but were always curious about... Even though I feel the end is near for my involvement in this game, it's still so much fun to see your sci-fi machine visions realized in 3D! :D

Here are some randomly googled turret designs I aim to recreate loosely (I've done this only once before, with a ship):



You can download the one I already built: Behemoth 50K turret

 

[colonel lacu]

looks amazing

...no clue what to attach it to

 

[DeepspaceMechanic]

looks amazing

...no clue what to attach it to

Thanks! If I'll ever use it, it will probably be attached to one of those "free-floating" turret supports, around large stations.

For those who would like to continue cool, unfinished stations, here are some that could use a few units of that turret model:
Industrial mega-shipyard
Omicron-Colosseum megashipyard
Othrys 1K titan shipyard
Othrys titan warpgate

 

[DeepspaceMechanic]

Started constructing Mick's in-hull interior (the on-hull interior, inside buildings atop the ship body, was done more than a year ago, and has been standing there without living quarters ever since).

Consult the download page of the initial release for a rough idea of planned areas: MIC-583 mobile industrial complex

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[Dr. Whammy]

Recently reminded myself how good StarMade is for occupying oneself while going through the discographies of bands you're not that familiar with, but were always curious about... Even though I feel the end is near for my involvement in this game, it's still so much fun to see your sci-fi machine visions realized in 3D! :D

Here are some randomly googled turret designs I aim to recreate loosely (I've done this only once before, with a ship):
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You can download the one I already built: Behemoth 50K turret

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You see this? This right here?

This is what you call "Beauty of the Beast".

It probably fires something ridiculous like, 1200 mm sub-light depleted uranium fragmentation shells.

It's simultaneously one of the most gorgeous and most terrifying pieces of weaponry I've ever laid eyes on.

Outstanding work as usual!

 

[DeepspaceMechanic]

You see this? This right here?

This is what you call "Beauty of the Beast".

It probably fires something ridiculous like, 1200 mm sub-light depleted uranium fragmentation shells.

It's simultaneously one of the most gorgeous and most terrifying pieces of weaponry I've ever laid eyes on.

Outstanding work as usual!

Thanks! :D
I put as much work into the shaping and detail of this turret as I would have into a corvette or something (after all, it's on that scale).

But I'm not sure how lethal it is. To match the barrel style, a rapid-fire cannon setup was chosen, which isn't as powerful as it could be... Also, I once saw a starmade turret literally several times the size of this, so yeah, not even close to being the deadliest out there.

 

[DeepspaceMechanic]

Just thought I'd show off this uncanny sight from the early stage of a new project: building a new body around the rail&logic skeleton of my Samurai Mech.

I wanted to do it this way (remove-filter-tooling armor and decor) out of lazy reluctance to design moving parts anew, but now I think it will become a unique challenge of its own.

Check out the original: SAMURAI MECH

 

[DeepspaceMechanic]

Wanted to do one of these for a long time... The recently introduced planks, bricks, and multiple shapes for carved minerals have helped in achieving a vintage terrestrial building style.


There's no Xenomorph lurking in the dark spots this time, BUT...

Explore it yourself: Mansion in the woods

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