u/SpydieNL

This is an iteration of one of my first Corvettes after the initial update.

I revisited it a few times and made a lot of tweaks and redesigns.

It's now back in full glory with integrated rockhopper propellers for efficient VTOL capabilities at maximum loading capacity. An engine room with a cyclonic ceto reactor. And of course all basic needs for the captain.

Had some fun updating this ship.

I think the integrated propellers look sweet, could be cleaner in the front but that's for another iteration probably.

Had some fun with this build by creating an open section in the back with inward facing windows, leaving the outside more streamlined while allowing for nice views of the landscape below from the crew quarters.

A ship originating from the first months after the Corvette update. Only simple building techniques like half offset.

After several iterations the interior kept growing and growing and it became my challenge to build the largest ship in my collection both inside and outside.

Ship is meant as a trading/transport vessel, with 10 cargo containers and a vast interior which can house multiple travelers comfortably.

Highlights imo are the rear entrance desk for conducting trades and checking in, the captains quarters on the first floor with a large office and the top level viewing deck.

The goal of this build was to create a compact, shuttle-like Corvette that could serve as an RV. To comfortably travel between star systems and explore new planets. The landing gear allows for quick takeoff and landing, while the fan wings provide perfect hovering capabilities to study the environment from the safety of the skies.

As with any RV, it should have all basic amenities a traveler needs on a day to day basis during their adventures.

One of the builds that I couldn't get rid of.

The Entropy Speeder. A rather compact and maneuverable ship, built to accommodate beyond lightspeed capable engines.

The goal was to maintain a full interior and some windows while remaining compact. Usually my Corvette builds are a lot larger but this one I just can't get rid of.

I built this before 1/4 offsets became well known. So only half offsets and backwards rotation were used to build this Corvette.