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Description
A Mass Effect inspired spaceship. Fully constructed interiors including a Cargo bay/hanger bay, engine rooms, living quarters, a bridge.
Aside from the four heavy artillery turrets, it is equipped with twin Anti-matter Obliterators on the front.

*Rant*

Speaking of ME ships design, I always had a problem with spaceships which only weaponry were composed of front-facing canons. It's okay if it's a fightercraft or other small vessels, and even for a ship designed for sieges, like a dreadnough flying mega Mass-drivers, but on battle ships? Especially if said ships are hundreds upon hundreds and even thousands of metres long. They can't turn around on a dime, you know? if they get jumped from behind, they're fucked!... excuse the bad mental image.

The only way they can move with any sort of efficiency is forward! Major frontal collision hazard right there, if they haven't obliterated themselves with gunfire at first! And even then, one of them is doomed to collide with the various debris from the fallen vessel. Preposterous design flaw, if you ask me.

I like realism. I like realism in my unrealism.

EDIT: after finishing ME3, I can now say: The Quarians got the right idea!

*/Rant*

Description
A Mass Effect inspired spaceship. Fully constructed interiors including a Cargo bay/hanger bay, engine rooms, living quarters, a bridge.
Aside from the four heavy artillery turrets, it is equipped with twin Anti-matter Obliterators on the front.

*Rant*

Speaking of ME ships design, I always had a problem with spaceships which only weaponry were composed of front-facing canons. It's okay if it's a fightercraft or other small vessels, and even for a ship designed for sieges, like a dreadnough flying mega Mass-drivers, but on battle ships? Especially if said ships are hundreds upon hundreds and even thousands of metres long. They can't turn around on a dime, you know? if they get jumped from behind, they're fucked!... excuse the bad mental image.

The only way they can move with any sort of efficiency is forward! Major frontal collision hazard right there, if they haven't obliterated themselves with gunfire at first! And even then, one of them is doomed to collide with the various debris from the fallen vessel. Preposterous design flaw, if you ask me.

I like realism. I like realism in my unrealism.

EDIT: after finishing ME3, I can now say: The Quarians got the right idea!

*/Rant*