This Coalition Gunship by Pierre E Fieschi isn’t old-school in technique, but it definitely is in feel. The aesthetic hearkens me back to those of sci-fi from the 70s. This ship incorporates much of the great surface texture and greebling that we’d see in movies like Star Wars onto a chunky shape. Which brings me to that shape, it’s so chunky, and blocky, it looks great.

It really feels like this ship contains huge thrumming engines, and was built for function, a skin that barely contains the guts that make the ship work.

Is the phrase “Slave Droid” an oxymoron? I don’t know, but I almost used it. Anyway, Patrick Gregory has built one. I love the single wheel concept and I need one of these to clean my house. Right now.

It’s been a while since I’ve blogged anything I’ve made but I’m fond enough of this one to put it up. Because if you’re around my age Neo Space Police I makes more sense than Neo Classic Space.

Many, many, many thanks to Pete Reid for this. It wouldn’t exist were it not for him.

Ryan H. (L.D.M.) has achieved an intriguing form in his Læther (a contraction of “luminiferous” and “æther”) spaceship that combines both the beauty of symmetry and the interestingness of asymmetry. At first glance, one sees a unique shape dominated by random protrusions from the fuselage. A second look will reveal the surprising symmetry of the individual components. Genius!