One step closer to the end, this time I show you the Large hulls.

As you can see from the from the Balance and Missile units, backpacks and thrusters have been improved (Beam and Kinetic units have also cannons mounted and the backpack, muck like Missile).

Really nice work, Naplex1!

Your idea is interesting, personally I think you could use a different insect for each type of weaponry (for example, stag beetles for Missile, wasps for Balance, etc), then increasing the details and/or using different variants of the same insect for each type of hull (for example, using standard stag beetle for Tiny, a bit more elaborated model for Small, the rainbow stag beetle for Medium, etc).

Back to my new shipset, here comes the final step, the Huge hull.

As you can see from the Beam unit, the main feature is the presence of a pair of giant extra arms (with attached shoulder cannons) that dramatically increase the unit's firepower.

The Missile unit hasn't the extra arms. However it perfectly fits the standard description used by GalCiv 3 for this type of unit: "So, so many missiles".

Finally, each unit has an modified and updated head.

Hi guys, I hope you're all doing fine.

I'm back here to show you the first ships from my new set. This time I went for a concept similar to the catamarans: two parallel hulls, linked together by a relatively small bridge in the upper zone.

So, here goes the Tiny batch, with (in order) the Beam, Kinetic, Missile and Balance units.

Nice work!

Ok, here comes the Large hull. To be honest, it ended up a bit chubbier than I expected, should I slim it down a bit?

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My First Attempt

It looks cool

Well, when I create a new shipset the part that took the most time is finding a good idea to use as theme for the set, then trying to figure out the general look of the ship want to create.

Once this part is done, usually it takes a couple weeks to create the first prototype (less time for Tiny hull, as they're a bit easier), then a couple days for polishing.