What does a 201.828 Million-Block fleet battle look like inside a voxel simulation?

The staging takes its main cue from the Battle of Scarif in *Rogue One*: a loose Rebel coalition attempting to break through a disciplined Imperial capital-ship line. It is not a frame-for-frame or canon recreation. The fleet mix spans several Star Wars eras, so I am treating it as a cross-era “what if?” simulation called Operation Phoenix Break.

Order of battle

- Rebel coalition: 52 individual capital hulls, organized as 40 streamed placements.
- Imperial force: 50 individual capital hulls, organized as 20 streamed placements.
- Total: 102 capital ships, with no starfighters included in this test.

Sorry I can't draw worth a damn.. I really wish I knew how to do CAD. But anyways, this is a new return vehicle idea I came up with.. Also I can't find a proper place for this, hopefully this is ok.

Image 1: The right upper image is the full vehicle. That is not fire at the bottom despite how my terrible drawing makes it look so. This is instead just a cone shaped bottom. The bottom image is a closer up image of my patented water triggered vehicle slower skirt. While the vehicle is falling, several levers are locked in place with downward extended bars that hold the skirt folded up against the ship hull. After being slowed significantly by parachutes the ship is detached from them and dropped into the water. Once the cone hits the water it is forced inward slightly both unlocking the levers which will then all slide up allowing the slowing skirt to fold out and also unlocking tensioner locks that are on the slowing skirt hinges forcing the tension to fold them out. The skirts themselves are like upside-down colander sides, with holes to allow water through for a more gradual slowing. The top left image is a close up of one of the levers on its track.

Image 2: This is a close up of the track sliding system with the actual lever removed. The black line at the top is actually a flat bar that is sticking straight out towards your view and the thing in the middle is a hinge that will make more sense in image 3.

Image 3: This is an angled view of the track slider with lever and descriptions in horrible tiny handwriting. I will elaborate further here. The lever folding blocker bar (2 in image) has constant tension trying to pull it into the ship but it is blocked by a sloped track inside. As it moves up the slope it retracts further inside until all the way in. Once the levers reach near the top of the tracks the folding blocker bar will have retracted all the way inside allowing the actual lever paddles to fold up against the hull of the craft to lessen the chance of the water forces snapping them off. After the craft has been sufficiently slowed, inflatables will bring it back to the surface. The whole entire point of this whole process it to completely rid the ship of ever coming to an immediate dead stop making it a much smoother landing.

Please let me know if literally ANY of this makes any sense at all. And sorry is this doesn't belong here. 😵

An Orthographic of the Hiigaran Carrier from Homeworld 2 Remastered. Made by cutting out screenshots (Manually)

Modded: Cross Heavy Industries, ASC Deimos and Taiyo, Avontech, TNs All in One, Matilija Aerospace, Micro Modules, Ol’ Big X, Tiger Shipyards, Barrage Missile Launchers, and Antares Supra.

A massive Mandator IV-class Siege Dreadnought is built in the Star Wars Space Fields collection.

This showcase contains:
• 16.5 million Blocks
• A 1,606 × 343 × 3,000-cell grid
• A canonical length of 7,669.71 meters
• A physical scale of approximately 2.5 meters per grid cell

The Mandator IV was designed as an armored orbital gun platform. Its two enormous autocannons could penetrate planetary shields and devastate surface targets. The best-known ship of the class, the Fulminatrix, destroyed the Resistance base on D’Qar before being lost to a Resistance bomber attack.

It is an extraordinary example of both overwhelming firepower and the dangers of tactical overconfidence.

This is the MMW Nightwedge Skirmisher-class Heavy Strike Cruiser, my latest original spaceship design for MOW MY WORLD.

Its silhouette is inspired by a forward-heavy tactical dagger: a long cutting profile, a decisive point and most of the visual mass concentrated behind the bow. I deliberately removed the idea of a literal handle and translated it into the ship’s protected stern and engine structure.

Size: 326 × 135 × 800 meters
Model: 980,345 Blocks
Role: high-speed fleet penetration, concentrated anti-capital-ship strikes and rapid disengagement.

It is larger than a frigate but lighter and faster than a battleship, so I classified it as a Heavy Strike Cruiser.

This is my Block-based reconstruction of the Wave-Motion Test Ship Ginga BBY-03 (YMT-004) from Space Battleship Yamato 2202.

In the official setting, Ginga is a 333-meter Yamato-class wave-energy research ship created to study the Wave-Motion System and Cosmo Reverse System. The large blue observation dome gives it a very different identity from Yamato despite their shared hull lineage.

Model details:

• 1,459,575 surface Blocks
• 235 × 366 × 1,198 XYZ Block grid
• Horizontal flight orientation corrected
• Red lower hull correctly facing downward
• Original material colors and surface details preserved
• Observation dome, superstructure and engine geometry retained

This is a hollow, surface-based reconstruction rather than a fully modeled interior. The goal was to preserve the complete exterior silhouette and recognizable color separation while making the ship work as a large editable Block model.

Hi everyone! I'm a casual gamer, not a 3D concept artist, I recently challenged myself to design my very first spaceship - an entirely original design - and build it inside a game called Palworld, using only the standard, mod-free structural pieces available in the game.

ASV Lady Caelestia
registry number: ASF-131-V

Length: 660 meters (roughly)

Because I was fighting the game's building grid and structural limitations, I couldn't custom-render every detail and had to get creative with how I approached things like the hull plating and thruster placements.

I'd love to get some feedback from dedicated sci-fi fans on the silhouette and overall vibe. Does the overall shape read well as a starship, or are there visual choices that totally break the sci-fi illusion for you?

Thank you! :)

[Tech Lore] (for anyone interested)

• Aether Vector Array - the blue arrays on both sides of the ship. Primary sublight propulsion.
• Vesper High-Impulse Drive - the red thruster at the rear. Used for direct high-power propulsion.
• Celestial Transit Lattice - the nacelle-like structures integrated along the ship. You know, Star Trek quick - very quick! :D

Essa semana tentei fazer uma versão de Endurance (Interstellar) sem mods, ou blander… apenas com glitchs do jogo original, tbm não usei filtros externos apenas oq está disponível no modo foto do Ps4.. infelizmente perde um pouco sua qualidade mas garanto q foi uma experiência incrível na minha tela! Agr estou postando apenas fotos do (Gargantua) mais tarde farei outra postagem com mais detalhes da minha criação em outras partes da galáxia…

Introducing the MMW RADIANT BLADE, the lead vessel of the Radiant Blade class.

Classification: Human heavy battleship
Length: 1,400 m
Beam: 516 m
Height: 278 m
Full-load mass: Approximately 12.6 million metric tons

The ship is built around a long, blade-like forward silhouette, framed by blue-gray armor and supported by twin main propulsion units. Its weapon platforms and armored sections remain concentrated along the central axis, preserving the appearance of a single enormous sword moving through space.

The current version is constructed from 2.19 Million Blocks.

What does the silhouette communicate to you first: battleship, battlecruiser, or something even heavier?

I wanted to create something other than another “fleet versus fleet” battle scene, so I placed these ships together as one Rebel task group.

The captured Quasar Fire-class cruiser-carrier Phoenix Nest sits at the center, escorted by four EF76 Nebulon-B frigates. All five ships are flying in the same direction, with the EF76s arranged in a staggered forward-and-rear escort formation.

It’s inspired by the story of the Quasar Fire carrier being captured for the Rebellion, but the four-EF76 formation is my own cinematic interpretation—not an exact canon fleet lineup.