Who want spaceship thread?
YOU want spaceship thread.
Hm, lets go through the Hard Sci-fi folder first.
>>47700048
>>47700067
>>47699786
>livin' life in a spess camper
>>47700081
>>47700048
Welcome!
>>47700099
Technically not a spaceship, but you know what I mean.
>>47700129
Neither is this. Hell, they never even got around to building this for real.
>two story spess RV
>>47700154
They did build this though, even if it didn't get into orbit.
Guidance system messed up, thrust retrograde instead of pro and burned up in the atmosphere.
>>47700191
>>47700154
>>47700129
OP welcomes all moving space-metal.
>>47700216
Onto the good old Orion Pulse Drive, I've got a couple of these.
>>47700229
Michael's just aching for someone to try and build it in KSP. Somebody made an Orion Drive mod a while ago. Can't remember if it does the wide plate versions though.
>>47699786
If we ever figure out how to build them cheaply could people own spaceships like they do cars?
>>47700286
>>47700286
It's probably be like owning a boat. It'd depend on how big you want and how much you'd be willing to pay.
>>47700302
>>47700263
According to legend, they showed JFK a model of the battleship variant for Orion, and it freaked him out so much he cut the project's funding.
Bastard.
>>47700286
Assuming we become a spacefaring race? Where there is a demand, a supply will be made. The fact that Space-X is making reusable shuttles for less and less resources is a testament to the fact that if we WANT spaceships, we might get them.
>>47700319
>>47700317
>>47700306
That sounds like a better comparison.
>>47700343
>>47700363
>>47700093
That does look super cozy though.
>>47700363
>>47700319
>>47700263
>>47700229
For anyone who's every wanted to know a bit more about this.
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pBenHWEGozE
Turns out >>47700378 is the second of a series.
This is number one.
>>47699786
If you were a discerning buyer but money, nor tech levels were an object and living in the distant future, what would you want in a personal space ship?
For me, I'd like:
>FTL drive capable of the equivelant speed of at least 1000 times the speed of light. (it's a big galaxy alone)
>Enough living space for six people to live comfortably
>Capable of going up to one to five years without needing to resupply or be maintained at a proper space port/dock.
>walk-in engineering/engine room so when something needs to be fixed or looked at, a flashlight and crawling won't be needed
>Dedicated medical room and auto-doc
>Enough space to hold a small land vehicle the size of a modern day sedan.
>Law enforcement grade shields/armor and weapon systems
>Quantum Communication systems (including Internet)
I could live long spans out in the wilds of space, exploring to find viable colony locations or freighting small amounts of cargo with my friends.
>>47700448
>>47700443
>>47700409
I didn't say it wasn't, but it basically is a space camper van, when you look at it.
This thing here? Seems almost like a mobile barracks for military ops.
>>47700465
>>47700461
What's the image limit? I have a lot of spaceship pics.
>>47700475
>>47700499
>>47700479
I think either 150 or 250.
>>47700490
Wow, this guy's stuff is really pretty. And that isn't something that I say lightly.
>>47700512
Wasn't there an 8 million ton version of the Orion?
>>47700525
I mean, look at this.
>>47700445
Personally, I agree with pretty much all of those. Though I don't believe I'd need that much space. Maybe:
>FTL
>Living space for 3 or 4
>Aquatic capabilities
>Communications
Wouldn't need medical facilities/longevity/expedient repairs because I'd likely just hop from colony to colony, staying for however long I feel like and picking up friends along the way.
Forgot to post picture.
>>47700543
Don't be ridiculous. Eight hundred ton, maybe.
>>47700594
>>47700186
>military
>double beds
either it isn't gay, or they encourage fraternization with the womenfolk.
>>47700545
Admittedly, six people is actually more than I would need, but I like to err on the safe side, so basically if shit goes wrong, then I'd have more supplies to survive a bit longer.
>>47700608
yeah, I know, that strikes me as weird too. Maybe it's for officers?
>>47700445
>walk-in engineering/engine room so when something needs to be fixed or looked at, a flashlight and crawling won't be needed
Flashlights and crawling will always be needed.
>>47700306
>It's probably be like owning a boat.
I like that, or maybe like a private plane. In that lots of people own them (boats/planes), but they aren't ubiquitous like the family sedan/minivan.
I'm not sure that even in the far future of a space-faring society, private ownership of interplanetary craft will be common place.
>>47700650
I honestly just think the artist must've changed concepts mid process and forgotten to relabel.
this >>47700468 seems so much more military to me.
>>47700479
Dunno, but post as many as possible!
Side note: Star Wars ships are fucking awesome.
>>47699939
Oh god that ship, where is that from?
>>47700664
okay, true, but to reduce it so that some critical component doesn't call for an engineer who also has "cirque de sole contortionist" on their resume.
>>47700705
From the Old Republic MMO. You get it when you play as an Imperial Agent. Probably my favorite ship in the game.
>>47700702
Yes. Yes they are.
>>47700749
>>47700702
TOR ships are amazing.
I just wish
>Had more the one bed in the Jedi ship
>Jedi Knights and Sith Insquisitors got unique ships from the consular and warrior (the current ships feel like they work fine for the latter two)
>Allowed players to change class ships (because much as I love the phantom, it is just a little conspicuous for my agent who is supposed to be an undercover dude)
>They didn't take the fucking bar out of the Phantom from the concept art
Optional:
>The ability to customize our ships just a bit (like give them paintjobs)
>>47700724
Is it fucking really? I never ONCE saw that ship before and I played The knights of the old republic MMO. Fuck that thing was sexy.
>>47700724
Actually scratch that, I'm a sucker for the ol' half-eaten cookie freighter.
>>47700763
I totally agree. Honestly, from the beginning I questioned the decision of making the Jedi and Sith ships the same. And customization is just paramount to a damn RPG, you know? I mean, with the Galactic Starfighter PvP update, you can customize THOSE ships. Why not your actual ship?
>>47700767
it's cool, I like it, and I get why they made it look like the Millennium Falcon, but I wish not every other cargo/smuggler ship in the Star Wars universe was Yet-Another-Not!Millennium Falcon.
>>47700765
Dude, you missed out. The Agent storyline was probably one of the best out of the eight available, too.
>>47700763
>(because much as I love the phantom, it is just a little conspicuous for my agent who is supposed to be an undercover dude)
Even though it looks like the Lamborghini of the Star Wars universe, i'd say it's a pretty good agent vessel since there's nothing to denote it's actually affiliated with the sith.
>>47700798
the apparent reason was because of how companion NPCs and conversation cut scenes were set up in one's ship and it was a tangled mess to toy with.
It was, in many ways, the City of Heroes Base Building Code fiasco all over again.
>>47700787
ah yes, the freudian nightmare
>>47700749
There's an odd design. Center of thrust is going to be way up in the front and the top.
>>47700810
Hence SW Rebels; pic related.
>>47700829
Agent definitely had the best storyline, ironically, because Bioware was allowed to do mostly their own thing with it.
out of all the classes, the Agent's was the one that was a completely free concept for the most part with almost no one like it existing in the Star Wars universe.
Every other class story was a product of Bioware trying to let the player feel like Luke Skywalker, Darth Vader, Han Solo, etc. etc.
The agent story? It was beholden to no one. Plus had the unique position being officially part of the Empire without being a Sith.
Vague Story Spoilers!So you get to experience first hand how much it can suck to not be one of those rare demi-gods of the Star Wars universe and see how other people who are not demi-gods are getting fucking sick and tired of those demi-gods.
>>47700836
Really now? But it seems to me that you could still change the exterior of the ship, seeing as EVERY conversation you have while in your ship never shows the exterior for a practical reason (or at all; I can't remember).
>>47700810
Well it's because a lot of freighter ships were made on Corellia, and they had that disc shape as their style. I'm personally a fan of the YT-1300, it's what we used in our Star WarsSaga Editiongame.
>>47700887
That's an interesting take on it. Never thought of it that way. To be honest, I still enjoyed the Smuggler story just a smidge more. Might be personal bias, seeing as I'm a huge fan of Han Solo, but it seemed to be very unique in that smuggler archetype. And I enjoy that archetype.
>>47700941
Forgot pic, lol
>>47700898
oh, the exterior, sure. Yeah, bit of a funny thing that. In general, that's probably being a by-product of Bioware still struggling with the engine because they licensed out an incomplete game engine. They've done impressive stuff with it (that makes me a bit excited for ESO, which is using the full version the Hero Engine) but, the developers have probably had to struggle. A lot.
And unfortunately, with the current direction of the game and it's story we're unlikely to ever see starships and such touched on ever again.
Who remembers...
>>47700229
That book was pretty badass. The main weapon of that isn't pictured, but they actually used the main drive to power disposable X-Ray lasers that were jettisoned into the drive wash
>>47700445
>what would you want in a personal space ship?
-A Jump drive, with a 25ly range
-1/4c propulsion system, with a small emission profile
-4 State rooms + Captain's quarters
-Storage for 18 months worth of provisions for 10 people
-One hell of a lot of processing power
-Sensors, lots and lots of sensors, with a strong bias towards good passive sensors
-Low observable space and atmospheric probes
-Good strong shields, that don't interfere with the operation of the jump drive
>>47700981
I love it. This thing and the A-Wing from Star Wars are my favorite fighters ever.
>>47700944
I don't fault you for enjoying it, and Smuggler is a fun story (could use just a bit more smuggling, just as the Bounty hunter had the odd inverse issue), but just in general story strength, the Agent was A Best.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJNhnOc9voM
>>47700941
True, but Coreillia also has craploads of different ship companies, you'd think some of them would start to break the disc design. But I suppose this is like complaining how all modern day airplanes tend to look alike.
>>47700981
What is that?
>>47700445
Dosh and tech level no object? A space-magic implant that will allow me to tap into the cosmic energies of the universe and teleport intergalactic distances, breathe in space, access the internet telepathically, etc.
>>47700981
Yes.
>>47700956
I really like this one. Got any more like it?
>>47700956
I think that's the 2400.
>>47701202
Why aren't there more alien spaceship designs? This is awesome.
>>47701265
How do you feel about bio-ships?
>>47701401
>>47701331
I prefer a little less bio and more ship.
SPAAAACCCCEEEE
>>47700981
Doo-doo doo doo
Doo-doo doo doo
Doo-doo doo doo
dada da danana
>>47701524
MORE SPAACE
>>47701583
EVEN MORE SPAAACE
>>47701583
Now why would you put the bridge on a conning tower like that?
One bombing run, or well-aimed salvo and the ship is decapitated.
>>47701614
I ONLY POST PICTURES OF SHIPS COMRADE I AM NOT KNOWINGS OF WHY
>>47701705
THAT'S A BLOODY AWFUL EXCUSE AND YOU SHAME ME BY USING IT
>>47701705
You. You, I like.
>>47701738
>Cislunar
bah, why not call it translunar. Why so transphobic, NASA?
>>47701801
It's not made by NASA.
I'm pretty sure it's based off of something made in KSP.
Threads like these make me want to play some Space Engineers
>>47701836
Fuck yeah. Nearly 300 hours on it.
Spent all morning testing out this missile cruiser I found on the workshop. Split this other ship in two with one shot (not very hard, the entire thing's open to vacuum).
>>47701812
Eh, I've made my fair share of kerbal ships in the past.
>>47701836
I've actually never played Space Engineers. What's it like? Any LP's of it? I've always been interested but never bothered.
>>47701605
Spaaaaaaaace
>>47701883
Pain in the ass half the time, other half is fun as fuck. Its better with friends to be honest.
Also I wish there were more fucking Bio-ships out there, I can never find a large group of them for a full 'fleet' style.
>>47700445My ship from the Star Dust CYOA.
>>47701614
>Now why would you put the bridge on a conning tower like that?
Because artists don't know any better.
Congrats on not having your head up your ass and seeing flaws that oh so many miss.
Speaking of bioships.
>>47701915
There aren't too many, yeah. Though,>>47701883
reminds me of Collector ships from Mass Effect.
>>47701738
YOUR MOTHER WAS RAPINGS FROM A BEAR
>>47701746
I AM OF LIKINGS ME TOO
>>47701888
SPAAAAACEEEEEEEE
>>47699786
First attempt at designing a spacecraft, heavy fighter to be specific
>>47701883
Well, it's still in the sandbox stage, but it's a pretty solid game.
Uses newtonian physics (except for with planets) and after a while flying the ships in it you get a good feel for how spacecraft are supposed to be built.
I've found that whenever I get a new ship off the workshop (steam workshop and modding support, oh yes) I take myself on a little tour to see what all of it does. Good fun.
It's difficult to condense how 245-odd hours of hard work ends up feeling in person though.
>>47701944
>>47701970
that looks adorable.
>>47701970
and "technical" breakdown
How did I do?
>>47701883
half the charm is building functional, pressurized beasts and smashing them into each other in a nicely rendered physics enabled environment. Right now it's just that, really, but the modding community is massively productive and with every update more goodies come out.
Bit buggy tho.
>>47701977
Fair enough.
Can you design up to the size of, like, frigates? Or is it limited in that respect?
>>47701999
It looks adorable and its a single fighter vessel? it looks like
>>47702010
Oh ya, They've had a full scale imperial star destroyer and that's 2km long mate.
>>47701982
>>47702010
>Can you design up to the size of, like, frigates? Or is it limited in that respect?
How big is a frigate?
Biggest ship I've found recently is a replica of the Prometheus, from the film of the same name. Took me about five minutes to walk around the interior and once I'd crashed it into a mountain I found that most of it was hollow.
Basically the only thing to limit how big you can build is how much your pc can take.
>>47702018
Holy shit, that's awesome! I'm inspired to go look up some Space Engineer videos now.
>>47702038
I hope you have a pretty good toaster if you plan on going that big.
>>47701871
>300h
800 for me
but every ship built must have a detailed pressurized interior. MUST.
>>47702018
>>47701996
>adorable
Gosh
I really need to get my tablet working so I can start to flesh this thing out.
It's a two-seater actually, but the ship is still pretty big for a fighter.
>>47701968
>>47701970
YOUR SHIP IS OF CUTE
>>47702023
>>47701982
WHAT ABOUT WRAITH HIVE SHIPS?
How does Space Engineers compare to StarMade? So far It sounds like SE has better physics.
>>47702056
I don't, but I can admire.
>>47702065
>but every ship built must have a detailed pressurized interior. MUST.
My man! I nearly had a fit when I found this ship earlier that had the entire thing open to space. Took great pleasure in blowing it to pieces. Over and over again.
>>47702069
Starmade is like Space Engineers Lite.
>>47702067
I have Tyranid Hive ships.
>>47702066
Something Akin to a heavy fighter then?
>>47702067
COMRADE, HIVE SHIPS HAVE LIKE 2-3 CLASSES, I NEED ATLEAST 5.
>>47702069
Have touched Starmade, so can't answer it.
>>47702075
Fair enough.
>>47702010
>Or is it limited in that respect?
only limiter is how much your rig can handle
>>47700688
You DO have to pay out a lot just for propellant, rocket equation being what it is. Might up operating price considerably compared to a boat.
Most people'll probably take Aldrin cyclers and the like. You have to wait on them, but it's a lot cheaper and a lot less cramped than a proper spaceship would be.
>>47702069
The graphics are a lot better, but the game is also a huge whore on system resources. There's also still a bunch of bugs and glitches in the game that they're mostly still trying to work on.
Seemless planets are a really cool feature though.
>>47702111
That ship reminds me of the Orphington. Only flatter, and browny-grey instead of blue.
>>47701970
>>47702174
Aw, I want 2 of them.
>>47700445
> Small cabin + 1 year life support
>1 regolith scraper
>1 Santa Clause machine or equivalent
>Cables and rock anchors:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0KUdyBm6bcY
>1 rented propulsion block, to get me to a suitable asteriod
I'd build the rest of the spaceship from there. Something modular, so I can fabricate and swap out parts quickly.
>>47700981
I remember
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v32VypWeF0I
>>47699786
meh
>>47702220
Also, a rock drill. Almost forgot.
>>47700319
>20 megaton warheads (200)
Yeah, I'd shit bricks, too.
>>47702244
dub dubs
>>47702007
The new particles are great
>>47702288
>spawning two ships in high atmosphere
>make one pirate faction
>watch from the ground as they cut each other apart, the burning hulks careering down and smashing into the earth
Glorious.
>>47702264
You sound like a pussy; if you didn't immediately get an erection upon imagining a space battleship armed with nukes, that flies by detonating nukes behind it, you're most likely a faggot.
>>47702332
>spawn two ships above a moon
>make one pirate
>take control of the other
>it's old-school, uses torpedoes made out of solid slabs of hull-plate propelled by gravity generators
>fire at extreme range until you've cut the drive section clean off the other ship
>point the nose at the biggest chunk and then hit the thrust overrides
>ride the ship down
>get out, and try to find the shattered skeleton of the pirate ship
Beautiful.
>>47702332
can confirm
>>47699786
Oh my god, its like you know me.
Any EVE players here? I've only seen trailers, but I really like the ship designs. How easy is it to learn the game/earn stuff?
>>47702354
IT IS OF MANLY, LIKE FUCKINGS A BEAR COMRADE
>>47702376
Hey, I recognise that ship on the left. Is it the one with the detactable cargo pods on the underside?
>>47702415
Nope. It's a light spacecraft carrier of my own design. I saw a bunch of people posting huge carriers with surprisingly small capacity on the workshop and had a go at it myself.
>>47702380
It's a spread sheet simulator.
Multiply the tedium of Elite Dangerous by 100
>>47702460
Interesting. Any pics of it before you slurmed it into the ground?
>>47702415
You want detachable cargo pods?
>>47702506
Ay caramba, fully-laden that thing must turn like a glacier.
>>47702501
I don't have a great 'overview' shot of it, but I'll post a few snaps of it.
>>47702506
>>47702537
Guys, we need to compare notes. What're your steam IDs?
>>47702537
And a shot of the (Empty) hangar.
All in all I think It can hold 42 small craft at max capacity.
>>47702099
>Something Akin to a heavy fighter then?
Yes, exactly, due to it's oversized weapon and dynamic propulsion systems. These things gang up and take on larger prey, though they're quite capable of taking on ships in-class.
>>47702067
>CUTE
I fell in love with the doodle immediately, so glad others feel the same!
>>47702174
Thanks for making me smile
>>47700851
are you saying the Phantom isn't like the Falcon because it is clearly still a homage to the original.
There's a lot of directions they could have gone in that weren't 'grey disk'
>>47702528
Glaciers actually move tho
>>47702557
Search "Type 50b light carrier" in the spengineers workshop.
>>47702570
ugh 'the ghost'
I am an idiot
point stands though
>>47702591
So, what, it's a space station?
>>47702594Meds?
>>47702632
yee
By any chance could I request starship or space station maps for tabletop?
I'm in the midst of running a campaign in a scifi setting, yet sadly it seems the overwhelming majority of maps for scifi settings are made for ants, Star Wars inspired or generally crap.
>>47702632
No, it actually moves quite well, I was kidding.
It does have modded engines tho, along with several hundred gyros. I actually built it with those giant Titan engines from the workshop in mind.
>>47702557
Search "IGCS Kogo" on SEW
>>47702233
>>47700981
How long until we get a gritty reboot?
>>47702488
Well that doesn't sound promising. Do ships fly nicely at least?
Anyone ever set a game in New Eden/play Eve Online?
>>47701836
As long as we're posting SE ships, here's something I did a while back. Never did fully finish it, unfortunately. These days I can't seem to escape the flying brick design.
>>47702746
For the most part you click on a destination and it takes you there on its own. Manual control exists but unless you're attacked you're unlikely to use it, pretty standard floaty space sim. If you like market fiddling and deep planning the game can be an amusing distraction while you do other things.
fuck yeah
>>47702380
It's unlike anything you've ever played. And by that, I mean it takes every other game's good and bad parts and takes it to the extreme.
Fighting other dudes solo in a frigate is the most fun I have ever had playing a video game. Moving shit around and making money is tedious and awful (to me at least, some people enjoy that, idk how).
Market PvP is a thing and it's both incredibly dense and wonderfully interesting if you're an economist and like messing with that sort of deal.
As to ships: each one has traits, attributes, module slots and fitting space.
Traits give you stuff like "X weapon does 10% more damage for each level you have in the ship skill" or "20% better turret tracking speed," etc.
Modules are things you fit on the ship so it can do stuff. Guns, shields, armor, microwarpdrives/jumpdrives, afterburners, etc. Rigs are like modules but once they're on you need to destroy them to remove them, and you can only have 3 max per ship (only 2 on high-tech ships)
Fitting space determines how many module slots you have (up to 8 high, 8 low, 8 medium, though no ships actually have that many) and how much power grid and CPU space the ship has to fit all of that.
Most of your flying is done by setting destination and using the right click or radial menus. In solo or small fleet combat, you'll probably fly around manually by double-left-clicking in space (there are manual controls and joystick support but it's not that efficient). In larger fleets, you're probably going to just auto-pilot orbit one guy who drives the whole fleet around while you shoot stuff (or you'll be the guy flying everyone around).
>>47702902
So no dogfighting or anything like that I'm guessing?
>>47703078
That customisation sounds good. Fleet stuff sounds pretty cool too.
What do you mean about manual control not being efficient though?
>>47703079
Oh there's dogfighting . Just don't start shit or wander in dangerous areas unless you're sure of what you're getting into.
>>47703140
>What do you mean about manual control not being efficient though?
The arc of fire on weaponry is large enough that manually moving around yourself isn't any more advantageous than just pointing and telling it an orbit distance
>>47703188
Wrong.
>>47703140
Manual flight itself is efficient. I mean using a joystick or keys to do it is inefficient.
>>47703188
Ah, I get it now.
>>47703289
anon pls
there is no such thing as arc of fire in Eve. Every ship has enough turret hardpoints to always fire the same amount at a single target.
>>47703249
So when you say manual flight you mean flying by clicking? What advantage/disadvantage does that have over using the orbit mechanic?
>>47703334
Yes, flying by clicking.
It's complex, but basically it allows you to maintain a more precise distance and direction to avoid being "tackled" by enemy warp scramblers, stasis webifiers (stuff that slows you down). It also gives you a lot more leeway with how well your guns are hitting--if your target has a high transversal (perpendicular) velocity relative to you, your guns are going to be less accurate since they can only rotate so quickly. By positioning your ship properly you can hit better, or make them hit you worse.
essentially it just gives you more control.
>>47703418
Ah okay. That makes sense.
>>47700837
That's actually just the Eclipse. The Freudian Nightmare is shaped more like the Executor.
anyone here ?
>>47700343
Why the fuck would your gun's propulsion system be SRBs?
>>47702615
this is sexy as hell.
who makes it?
What do you guys think of the DFC ships?
>>47704212
I appreciate them aesthetically but I don't think they'd be good game pieces.
>>47704262
How do you mean?
![[Suspicious].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/wMRNJ8U.jpg "[Suspicious].jpg")
>>47701111
You're the type of guy who wishes for more wishes.
>>47701331
>How do you feel about bio-ships?
pic related
>>47705563
Nah, he's the kind of guy who wishes that the genie loses the ability to comprehend the concept of ordinal numbers.
>>47703930
you could fly an interdictor around the bridge
All I have is vidya
>>47700445
n no particular order
>Plenty of railguns
>An FTL drive, the faster the better
>Accommodations for crew and a company of space Marines
>More guns
> FTL communications suite
>Sufficient supplies for at least a year or so in space
>Sufficient internal cargo space for the aforementioned Marines and their associated support elements
>A space 3d printer
>An asteroid mining device to feed the space 3d printer with
>Enough thermonuclear ordinance to clear out an entire planet full of aliens
>Did I mention guns?
>A fuckload of armor to go with those guns
>An internal bridge because fuck getting mission killed right off the bat
>An observation deck right where the bridge would be
>2-4 detachable, FTL-capable "boats" for planetary landings and scouting around. Armed, of course.
>A dropship or six, also preferably armed
>An AI of some description for navigation and the like
tl;dr I want I Star Destroyer with nukes
>>47699851
>There's a timelapse link in the description
No there isn't.
id be happy with pic related. either that or my own miniature 5-10 person version of the Pillar or Autumn. because halo.
>>47706048
Lol space bus
>checking old space engineers screenshots
>it's literally just pictures of things that crashed into each other, never made screenshots of ships i built when done
feels bad
but then i found this from when you could make the game spasm out by turning in a passageway while the ship was moving, did it while crashing two of my ships together and it lodged them into each other
>>47699786
>>47705680
>ordinal numbers.
I seen stuff for that, it's fun.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrU9YDoXE88
>>47702746
They have a top speed and come to a halt quite fast if the engines aren't burning. The EVE forum calculated that to make the spaceships decelerate that fast, space would have to be about as thick and viscous as motor oil.
It's essentially a submarine combat simulator with pretty space backgrounds, plus excel spreadsheets for resource management
Anyone have more small ships like this?
Confessor a cute.
A CUTE.
>>47704082
That's the Hawker Industries battleship from Firestorm: Armada
>>47708170
The only way she could be cuter is if she had a Chrome skintoo.
>>47701801
Because Transpeople haven't yet gone into space. They're too busy complaining.
>>47706623
Winnebago with wings, you plebian.
>>47701019
Pumping a laser with shaped charge nukes sounds like a bad idea.
>>47702615
Looks like Babylon VI with the arrangement of solar panels.Mobile peace dispensing station
>>47706959
sure.
>>47711516
Got one that doesn't look like a penis?
Trying to break trends.
>>47711570
?
>>47711538
this one's a little on the larger side.
>>47711570
there are plenty in this thread that don't look like a penis.
>>47711594
Less... built like an actual space ship. Not plane like in any way.
>>47711624
What? The Ishimura doesn't look anything like a plane!
also, not a space ship, but I would totally love to see a space ship based on these.
Sorta late for the request, but does anyone have pics of a Bridge?
>>47711676
This is the closest I've got.
>>47700445
If I could wish for anything it would have to be a TARDIS.
>>47700707
>Interior cargo bays
>On a ship that can travel between star systems faster than light
>carries cargo around in what appears to be wooden crates
>probably carted in by hand
goddammit
>>47712798
The wooden crates are probably just a diagrammatic convenience so that we know what it is.
>>47712798
>>47712909
don't forget that assuming humanity is capable enough of terraforming or finding places with earth-like environs, then timber is should be more plentiful and easier to work with than making metal crates.
in general, some designs just aren't going to go any time soon.
>>47711644
>That guy turning the engine
>>47713692
Do you get the feeling the artist had no fucking clue how planes worked, or about engineering in general?
>>47713873
Clearly.
>plane has a galley serving food and drink
>journeys are long enough that there are beds
>no restrooms
>>47714234
To be fair, there clearly aren't enough beds for all passengers, so it's safe to assum they're only there for naps and the like. Likewise, the ladies room isn't even a restroom, it's a makeup room.
The plane would probably be for like 3 or 4 hour luxury flights, but the lack of restrooms is still disconcerting.
>>47714290
It's an Indian airline. If you need to go, just open the hatch, hang out, and relieve yourself into the designated shitting air.
>>47711676
Yo.
