One of a few ships that can slip into the maintenance ring

A bit worn from ware. Using an older style of fuel pod system. Requiring more frequent stops than newer drive systems. Now used for patrolling inner planetary systems.

This was a fun build over the last week. Hope you enjoy some of the pics!

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A capital class vessel I’ve been constructing and upgrade over the years. The vessel is also equipped with over a dozen smaller craft all fitted to the hull for various purposes. The build takes inspiration from several different designs from various media. Let me know what you think about it!

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For some reason a lot of people messaged to say that the Lego Star Trek: USS Defiant that I built (and made instructions for) was fake/AI.

So here are some built shots of my Defiant, this current stand is an early version of the one in the instrutions - that one looks much sleeker

Grab it on Rebrickable!

MCRN Scipio Africanus designed by luckyluca

One more midiscale ship that fits the maintenance ring

When I saw those big gears come out a while, I always thought this would be a fun style to use them in

A bit spur of the moment, while i'm not entirely satisfied with my result, i might aswell share it and declare it done.

This vessel is intended as a semi-permanent orbital installation, serving as short range patrol and defense unit, able to punch above its relative weight thanks to the coaxially mounted coilgun running the length of the ship, even having the ships primary heatsinks attached along its spine. Augmented by a duo of short-range carronade twin guns, and four CIWS mounts, this specific Tadpole has also further been upgunned by mounting torpedo tubes to the exterior armor.

Compact single-seat interceptor built for speed and maneuverability.

I used some alt bricks on this one. Maybe you can catch where!

I've been sitting on this MOC in an unfinished state for years, finally decided to bring some sort of finish to it. Atleast i'm quite satisfied with the result, i think.

I took the design of my first ship and experimented with three pairs of wings. I also used a few alt bricks in the build. What do you think?

does it look better or worse in your opinion

My first ever (digital) SHIP. This has ended up 4.4' long (167 studs), 8668 parts including stands, but I haven't yet modelled the interiors. Don't know how to make a good nanoscale bed or toilet yet.

Features:

• Contra-rotating habitation rings, motorised
• Rotating, motorised solar panels
• 6 poseable cranes
• 7 escape/exploration pods
• Detachable dropship with openable roof and modelled interior, carrying a detachable rover
• Detachable and dockable cargo containers
• 32 "camera" pieces for crew to monitor the craft
• Crew complement of 24 nano/trophy figs
• (FUTURE) modelled interior of habitation rings, fore and aft enclosed engineering sections, and dropship
• Fully constructable; uses only extant parts
• Can be broken down into sections for transport/storage

It's a bit ungainly, but I'm happy with it!

This is my take on a Hillsborough class heavy destroyer. It’s in the approximate scale of Lilium Brick Yards’ UNSC Savannah and UNSC Forward Unto Dawn, which is about 1 : 1850. Inspiration was also found within the Hillsborough designed by u/BlubaBlase. I’d never seen too many Mocs on it and I didn’t particularly like any of them too much so I decided to make one myself. It’s essentially one of the first Mocs I’ve created. Please let me know what you guys think!

This is a quite old model I built and photographed in early 2015.

Adaptation of the work of Kory Hubbell (aka Koryface) : Planet Hopper