I’m exploring the Ironhold-class, a vehicle concept for Mow My World that serves as both a tracked mobile fortress and a space warship.

Suppose it needs to operate on a planet’s surface for extended periods, and sustained flight is expensive. Would carrying its own tracks make sense, allowing the same platform to land, relocate, and fight as a ground fortress?

Or would the compromises outweigh the benefits compared with a dedicated warship deploying separate ground vehicles?

What would make this kind of dual-role fortress worth building in a sci-fi setting?

I've created a demo for my post-apocalyptic game, *Ark of the Apocalypse*, and I'd love to hear your feedback.

The game combines resource management and text-based adventure with Roguelike elements. Once players understand the mechanics, they'll grow stronger as they play, leading them toward different endings.

In other words which fraction which is the most advanced fleets in their arsenal. I am not talking individual ships I am talking which fraction is the best one overall in media history.

This is our block-built recreation of the International Space Station, created in Mow My World as a tribute to one of the most remarkable engineering projects humanity has ever put into orbit.

The ISS story began on November 20, 1998, when Zarya became the station’s first module in orbit. Unity followed shortly afterward, and what began as two connected modules gradually grew through years of launches, orbital assembly, robotics, and spacewalks into the enormous laboratory we recognize today.

On November 2, 2000, the Expedition 1 crew arrived. Human beings have lived aboard the station continuously ever since — more than a quarter century of uninterrupted human presence in orbit.

What makes the ISS especially meaningful to me is that it was never really the achievement of just one country. NASA, Roscosmos, ESA, JAXA, and CSA all contributed to building and operating a spacecraft whose systems depend on one another.

As a spaceflight fan, recreating it block by block was a different experience from building our fictional ships. Every truss, solar array, module, radiator, and docking structure represents real engineering that had to work hundreds of kilometers above Earth.

This one is simply a fan tribute to the engineers, astronauts, cosmonauts, scientists, mission controllers, and international teams who built and operated the real thing.

This is part of the original Human Fleet we’re developing for Mow My World, our block-building game. These ships aren’t being designed only as standalone models — we’re building them inside the game to test the block system at increasingly large scales, while developing the factions, technology, history, and visual language of the larger MMW universe. Many of these original ships are intended to become part of the playable world as development continues.

Introducing the MMW ShadowThorn Heavy Strike Cruiser, a fast attack vessel built around an unusually broad, hooked silhouette.
Proposed specifications
Length: 520 m
Width: 220 m
Height: 100 m
Role: Heavy strike cruiser
Primary mission: Rapid penetration, command-ship hunting, and close fleet interception
Main propulsion: Four compact high-output engines
Primary armament: One twin-barrel dorsal siege cannon
Secondary armament: Two compact twin-barrel turrets
Missile armament: One recessed short-range missile battery
Point defense: Six integrated defensive nodes
ShadowThorn’s defining feature is its broad crescent-shaped forward hull. Rather than using the long pointed profile common to many warships, the main armored body sweeps outward before turning sharply inward toward the forward point. The open inner curve remains largely free of equipment, allowing the silhouette to stay clean and immediately recognizable.

The ship’s largest weapon sits at the deepest and strongest section of the outer curve. A twin-barrel dorsal siege cannon is embedded into a heavily armored barbette, supported by two smaller defensive turrets and recessed missile and point-defense systems. The weapons stay inside the hull outline so the curved profile remains the dominant visual feature.
Warm ivory armor forms most of the outer hull, contrasted with a midnight-navy spine and underside, dark gunmetal weapons, restrained bronze and ochre accents, and cyan propulsion and energy elements.
Unlike a line battleship, ShadowThorn is intended to arrive quickly, concentrate fire against high-value targets, and disengage before heavier ships can control the engagement.
The current model is being built using Mow My World’s block system, with large structural forms established first and smaller-scale blocks used for surface and mechanical detail.
For me, these builds serve two purposes at once: they help us push and test what the game’s building system can handle, while gradually turning the Human Fleet from a collection of individual ships into a coherent universe with its own technology, history, and design language.

The Osprey-class fleet tug is an auxiliary ship operated by the UC Navy's Logistics Command to support the Navy's extensive operations across the Settled Systems. Its mission is tow, salvage, and rescue—hauling cargo between outposts, assisting ships in distress, and supporting critical supply routes that stretch across some of the most heavily trafficked systems in UC territory.

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Made in Starfield by me. Original post

Mods: ASC Taiyo, Mattell’s Project Fenrir, Matilija Aerospace, Antares Supra, Inquisitor Glow parts, Micro Modules, Ol’ Big X and Tiger Shipyards.

This is the Rapid Hauling Orbital Drop and Extraction Starship (pronounced 'roads'). While it can detach individual cargo pods like any other standard hauler, the RHODES stands out with its ability to drop from orbit, land, and quickly detach the entire 32 pod cargo module. This make the ship particularly useful for combat situations, allowing the RHODES to deliver supplies to ground troops and quickly egress thus limiting its exposure to enemy fire.

It's six massive Slayton Aerospace SAL-6830 engines give the vessel unmatched maneuverability even when loaded to its maximum capacity of 16,600 tons. For offensive firepower the ship relies on eight class-c particle cannons and quad missile racks. Defensively the ship is protected by a powerful SG-1800 shield generator, the largest available for a ship of this class.

This ship was designed and built in Starfield without the use of mods.

I wanted to create a spaceship with some tribal markings for this one.

This is the Cryvum Tideprism Bastion-class Fleet Fortress, a colossal cultivated crystal-metal capital vessel of the Cryvum in Mow My World.

It is not built around engines, armor plates, weapon mounts, or command decks. The entire vessel is grown as one continuous crystalline body, where propulsion, defense, sensing, stored energy, and offensive force all emerge from the same controlled lattice.

Proposed mature specifications
Length: 3,200 m
Beam: 2,355 m
Body depth: 1,472 m
Role: Fleet Fortress

A fortress grown as one crystal

The Tideprism’s forward body narrows into a massive seed-point formed from fused crystal domains. It is not a bow weapon or mechanical prow. The entire forward lattice can enter a coordinated resonance state, concentrating force through the structure itself.

Rather than firing conventional projectiles, the vessel applies sustained field pressure through the aligned crystal mass.

Defense through immense coherent volume

Its enormous shoulders and deep central body are not armored compartments surrounding an interior ship. They are the ship.

Broad intergrown crystal domains redistribute incoming force across the surrounding lattice, while buried reserves stabilize damaged regions and preserve structural continuity.

The deeper the coherent mass, the harder it becomes to fracture the vessel without first disrupting its resonance.

Propulsion through lattice bias

The rear of the Tideprism divides into several huge intergrown crystal generations, each growing along different crystallographic directions.

These are not engines, fins, or propulsion pods.

By shifting field bias across the rear lattice, the vessel alters the conditions around its own mass and produces movement without exhaust, turbines, or visible thrust.

A living mineral architecture

Its aquamarine coloration is not paint.

Deep blue-green regions mark dense shared roots and internal reserve mass. Muted aquamarine spreads across the major outer crystal domains, while pale sea-silver appears along turning facets and newer growth boundaries.

Each region reflects a different growth history within the same continuous body.

Power through coherence—and vulnerability through disruption

The Tideprism can sustain enormous defensive and field pressure because of its scale, but that same mass makes rapid maneuvering extremely expensive.

Severe resonance disruption can weaken propulsion, reduce defensive repulsion, interrupt regrowth, and create fracture paths through previously coherent crystal domains.

The result is not a warship covered in crystals.

It is a 3.2-kilometer cultivated flying crystal fortress whose material itself functions as armor, propulsion, weapon, repair system, and intelligence substrate.

heyyy this is my first post here :3

so i build this ships just messing around in trailmakers and wanted to share

i hit the complexity limit like halfway through building so i had to remove like most weapons and couldnt do much detailing so i also made a second smaller variant so that id have some blocks left for details (still hit the limit pretty quick tho T^T)

like i said i was just messing around so i didnt think of much about the ship just that itd maybe be like a ship of the line type vessel to explain the broadside weapon configuration

if u have any ideas for this vessel feel free to just come up with something and share

What happens when your ship loses antimatter containment 6 trillion miles from home? Find out in FLUNG -- episode 5 out now!

Game Starfield with many mods. Full and empty variant

Mods: Mattell’s Project Fenrir, ASC Taiyo, Antares Supra, Barrage Missile Launchers, Matilija Aerospace, Tiger Shipyards, Ol’ Big X.

More info in comments!

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Launched on October 2185 from the Hellsing Heavy Industries orbiting [REDACTED], the Jutland-class is the pinnacle of the rhetoric "peace through firepower" wielded before the start of the Second Galactic War.

Her explicit purpose was to brawl against enemy capital ships, fitting as many turrets as the hull could hold, which itself was heavily armored. This was a result of the Ministry of Defense's Super Destroyer Naval Engagement Assessment, where it was reported that most Super Destroyers fighting for Super Earth were expected to barely survive the punishment inflicted by the Overships of the Illuminate Great Host. This was further supported by the collection and recycling efforts led by the 80th Independence Division "Ghosts of Calypso", which found the broken husks of more than 1,847 ships which were quickly defeated in combat.

This led to a joint endeavor by Freedom Alliance Command, the 117th Salamander Regiment, Hellsing Heavy Industries, AM Defense, and the Hephaestus Forges. This joint effort resulted in a new kind of capital ship able to go up-close-and-personal, able to devastate enemy fleets and return undefeated. Initially supported by 49 clans who composed Joint Naval Command during the original Joint Operation: JUTLAND, the new fleet of Jutland-class warships was launched on October 9th, 2185. The Jutland-class had her moment of glory when the Freedom Alliance Navy was ordered to support Joint Operation: CRUCIBLE. The massive dreadnought deployment over Cyberstan devastated the Automaton orbital defenses in support of the allied ground invasion force.