Eviscerator 2
Super fast, super finned (for control), and underarmed, at least that's what it looks like at first glance. Hidden beneath the tri-thrusters lies some of the lastest shield hacking systems that allow this pest to weaken shields for a short time and pass through most larger ships protection fields. This is where it can do it's dirty work. Know as a haul ripper, this ship relies on a single titanium-diamond hyper-alloyed knife blade to get the job done. A single strategic close-quarter fly by is all that is needed. Once a hole is opened within the haul the fate of the vessel is sealed. Rarley used in military aplications anymore due to advances in military shielding, this fighter is most often used by space pirates for robbing container ships.
In the past I have stayed away form cockpit boxes because my belief was to get a different looking ship you start by doing something different. Then I realized that a cockpit box would be something different for me to try - seeing as I avoided them. So I dug up a version of one on pasukaru76's photostream and proceeded to try it out. Now I can see more potential with it - it can lead to a more modular design that can still achieve a variety of shapes. So here is a small chubby one based off that design. (Start small I told myself.) I'm no expert with it, but I think I'll try to use it a couple more times at least.
Slightly different angle then the last pic no cockpit glare, but I like it less the color does not seem as dramatic.
Eviscerator 2
Super fast, super finned (for control), and underarmed, at least that's what it looks like at first glance. Hidden beneath the tri-thrusters lies some of the lastest shield hacking systems that allow this pest to weaken shields for a short time and pass through most larger ships protection fields. This is where it can do it's dirty work. Know as a haul ripper, this ship relies on a single titanium-diamond hyper-alloyed knife blade to get the job done. A single strategic close-quarter fly by is all that is needed. Once a hole is opened within the haul the fate of the vessel is sealed. Rarley used in military aplications anymore due to advances in military shielding, this fighter is most often used by space pirates for robbing container ships.
In the past I have stayed away form cockpit boxes because my belief was to get a different looking ship you start by doing something different. Then I realized that a cockpit box would be something different for me to try - seeing as I avoided them. So I dug up a version of one on pasukaru76's photostream and proceeded to try it out. Now I can see more potential with it - it can lead to a more modular design that can still achieve a variety of shapes. So here is a small chubby one based off that design. (Start small I told myself.) I'm no expert with it, but I think I'll try to use it a couple more times at least.
Slightly different angle then the last pic no cockpit glare, but I like it less the color does not seem as dramatic.