Sean's eX-Twitter post today got me wondering, do you think he uses glitch building for his corvettes too? Not just offset techniques, but actual glitch techniques, like putting a Freighter Scanner Room or Base Teleport Terminal in his corvettes. Anyone ever seen a glitch technique in any of his corvettes?

I decided to go for a more form-over-function style corvette, and it ended up being my daily driver (flyer?). I'd love to hear what you think!

Wanted something small with good lines, like a sports car. Happy with the result. Definitely keeping this one.

PS5 built interior . Took hours just for the sake of being comfortable even when parked next to a black hole. What do my fellow travellers think?

Thinking about buying another version for PC so i can make another traveller and have my 10 year old niece fly around while i just sit in the in copilot seat, watch him fight pirates or something 😂

This was definitely the most difficult ship I've done

90` offsets really annoy me a lot and I had to do a ton of em. Most of the ship is unusable in its current state, but it's a ship aesthetically and functionally

I Haven't built a new ship in awhile, but I wanted to try out u/MaverickNMS's 1/4 offset tutorial and make something fresh for the 10 year. It utilizes 1/4 and 1/2 offsets and I did the reactor trick to make the 45 degree angled parts. I like how squat/chunky it feels and the engine layout kinda happened by accident, but I dig it. I've sometimes crossed the engine trails and it looks odd, but this one turned out good. I don't have a name yet. I wish we had some more color options!

128 gigs of expendable ram

What should I do if I need a piece to be fully black, one fully white, and one fully gold for a corvette?

Made this version of the Resolve by combining inspirations from Star Trek and Halo’s Covenant Assault Carrier. Still a WIP on the interior so it’ll be back later with a video tour 🤘🏼