Hello. Do you still have this? Says its corrupted and I wanted to check it out and maybe do something with it.

you continue to amaze me XD

Thanks Hakon! Put a lot of hours into it :S

Wow this ship is awsome ! so many details !

Thanks guys!

Khell3770: Yeah, I thought about making the armor sections detatchable but connectors weren't operational when I started this particular project and when they did come about I was focused on other areas.

typhoonoftempest: Oooooh yeah man, can't wait for that programmable block update!

Mike343434: I've never heard of star conflict my man, but a little googling shows some startling similarities. But nope, this one was an out of my brain original.

Ahh the Mealstrom from Star Conflict :)

Such a wonderful design you have going! Drone boats should be a very powerful tool when SE hits its full potential

I just finished checking this ship out in game and I have to say, both of these large ships and all the small ships are extremely well done and thought out. I especially liked the skeletonized interior design of the larger ship with the armor attached in segments. Not a complaint but a suggestion is to make the armor segments attach with merge blocks and connectors to feed the guns, that way when a section gets to extremely damaged it can just be replaced with a fresh section, or it could be removed to more easily access internal sections for repairs. Again, LOVE THESE SHIPS! Great work and I'm gonna start watching for more of your designs. Thanks allot.

best ship i have ever been in it puts my own ships to shame

For this one amazing ship, you have earned yourself a follower. I hope to see more great builds from you :D

Great build! Too bad that there is nothing to explore in the game world. The devs should think of that.

Also the drone bays.

Only works in creative mode.
You place the large rotor, put a block on the shaft then while looking at the shaft you press (ctrl+shift+x)
This will cut the shaft and block without taking the rotor base with it as pressing (ctrl+x) would.

Then place a small rotor, place a block on the shaft then again (ctrl+shift+x) on block and shaft.

Then press (ctrl+v) to bring a ghost copy of the shaft into the environment. Position the ghost copy of the shaft and block in the centre of the large rotor base and as close to the base as possible then press you left mouse button to place the copy. It will automatically connect and the large blocks will share power through the rotor (or vis versa) and control panels will access across this link also.

how did you connect small blocks on your big motors? the ones that are the repairarms