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A new space craft for my roleplaying game, Icar ([link]). Have had this one in my mind for some time, so it's good to get it out into digital.
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looks pretty neat, it has the looks of ceramic cover... hm... a bit simple though
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I was wondering whether the craft was too simple. I have been trying very hard to stay away from space craft designs that look like all the others in Icar. To do that, I have been working on making them look more like consumerables that people might buy - less like fantasies of Science Fiction - purely for the sake of it.
Many thanks for the thoughtful comment!
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Too close for missiles, I'm switching to guns.
It looks tough and fast.
I want to fly it through a starport and crash through buildings.
How big is it?
The front end looks a little motorcycleish for some reason.
Hey, if it's small enough (hold one person) then how about letting it transform into a hovercycle?
Then you could go down to a planet and fly it around in the... uh... whatever passes for streets.
Maybe on low-tech worlds it would have a holographic projection that could make it look like the vehicles on the low-tech world.
That way you could fly down to an old colony planet and disguise it.
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The dimensions (and other stats) are here: [link]
It's 700m long - a bit too large to straddle, even for the larger gentleman.
Your holographic projects are already in Icar. They're called 'Lucifer skins', named after the character of the player who dreamt them up. The "Softlight" (moving hologram) projections either entirely mask the vessel or partially change it to customise or make it look more fancy. As you suggest, low tech worlds would not see through the disguise but high tech worlds would always see it for what it is. Of course, to produce a Softlight projection big enough to cover the ship would require a lot of power!
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