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I like it. A very unique star-ship.

i really thought that you tried to reflect the title pics s sun reflection on one side of the ship at first, but, you went for 2 different sided colors, interesting, i m kind of in bed with symetry, but, once in a while, i like to go where i have nt been before, so sometimes, i do asymetric stuff, this is a good example of how it s properly done, great work jeff!

I'd love to see it if it was. Perhaps in the future I'll expand upon this theme. I've already come up with a few concepts for other ships and technology.

Woah, this ship is awesome. There should totally be a videogame where you fly this thing around blowing up incredibly weak alien ships resembling insects.

well, you took inspiration, and you seriously came up with your own interpretation and design, this is fantastic mate!

whoa! nice dude epic ships and nice backgrounds :3

This thing is a piece of art.

This looks like some space vessel from 2001 Space Odyssey only colored. This is a very interesting piece with very interesting color scheme. Great work!

Very awesome design and colors Jeff!

When I started, I preferred the gray. That side looked like a serious ship, while the other side looked like a colorful toy rocket ship. After looking at the wings for a while, though, I fell in love with the yellow & blue configuration. I don't underestimate the uses of bright primary colors anymore.

LOVE the design, but I'm just not quite likin' the colors on the one side... otherwise, Great job! =)

Lovely stuff Jeff. I personally enjoy the bold colour use more than the greyscale side but it all works very nicely. The construction is great. Looking forward to seeing more of your holiday builds!

This has such a left-brain, right-brain feel to it. Glad to see nnenn's cockpit box making the rounds; it's such a great place to start ANY ship and lends itself to small modifications that will accommodate various windscreens. Anyway, great ship, hope you get a few builds in during your break.~H

Very interesting and unique with fun part usage. Pleasing to the eye!

Strange, wacky, wonderful. I like it! :D Very cool design, I love the right side. The blueish and the orange together look amazing! Terrific job, sir!

Very cool.

At first I liked the gray side better, but as the color side developed I really began to love the boldness of it. And feel free to steal away, but here's a tip: The ring won't stick on the wheel on it's own, and you'll have to wrap some stickers around the wheel to bulk it out enough for the ring to stick on with friction. (Unless you are fine with non-purist techniques.)

I remember thinking the same thing at first. However, Frank Gorshin, who played the Riddler in the 60's Batman series also played a character on Star Trek that better illustrates my ideas. http://memory-alpha.org/wiki/File:Bele.jpg

The body of the ship is very strong and has survived falling many times. However, the wings are very fragile and the ring falls apart at the drop of a hat. I've had to repair them many times during photographing.

Best spacecraft I saw in months. I am in awe.

Nice split colors. I really like the curves.

This looks brilliantly built!

While I love the concept of the dual sided ship, I have to say the color side is so much cooler. Nice engine design too. Consider it stolen.

Beautiful, an excellent build mate.

It's amazing, i love the color scheme. The wings and back looks a bit fragile though, is it very sturdy?

I never saw that before !! Amazing shape and design. I love your technique for the round stuff and of course the colors !!!! Awesome !!!

Wow, this must be two-faceīs dream ship. The different colour idea makes it unique and the technique reminds me a bit of H. R. Gigerīs works.

Wow Jeff! For a moment I thought you had somehow taken my idea for a spaceship - but I'm glad to see you didn't. This is a piece of genius and brilliant utilization of that technique! Nice to see my idea could still be an original :) ~Thoy

Amazing! And just to show my n@rdyness, this is completely possible, being so close to a star could cause it to separate the light, and it would pass through the vessel. Illustrating this possible effect in LEGO, well that's just awesome! Keep up the good work! -Ultra

It's a beauty, no doubt about it.

What are you, a food critic? ;) Thanks for the compliment, it's unlike any I've heard before. :)

Sometimes a bowl of vanilla ice cream with some chocolate syrup really hits the spot. Other times an exotic multi chocolate, multi layered, multi fruit topping extravaganza is what is needed to complement a great meal. Your build is both! It's clean and exotic all at once. Great build!

The colors, contrast and rendering techniques are impeccable. phenomenal work

The "two personalities" definitely makes it unique!

Glad you noticed. The torso, right arm and leg, and helmet visor are colorless, while the left leg and arm, helmet and waist are brown. If I had been thinking, I would have used blue instead, because I have that helmet in blue and it would've matched the primary colors.

I like the coloration, but I really enjoyed the slanted brick technique you used. I noticed that the pilot has a discolored arm on one side. Attention to detail, or coincidence? Great work; 5/5!

hey nice. for some reason, the multicolored side wings remind me of the Johto pokemon Ho-oh. it is all multicolored and a bird. but the ship is really unique and cool.

I'm not sure if I like either side better, either. The grey side is somewhat ethereal, while the other side looks more like a brightly coloured bird or a big firecracker.

Gorgeous design, very birdlike. I don't know which side I prefer, the grey-scale or the multi-colour... can't decide, it is very beautifully made and very very creative.

Very nice design and parts usage! I love the color/BW split idea. You done Dave K proud!

Whoa, trippy man. Great technique/color study! Also a nod to your pick for the main pic, works out nice.

I can only say that this has reached the area of a cross between epic, stunning, and simply beautiful. ~Ryan

Thanks. It would have been better if I'd had the parts, but I'm still very satisfied with the outcome. I may revisit this idea again, and build one with the colors on the other side. Hopefully by then I'll have the pieces.

The two-sided nature is cool... it's almost like having two seperate spacecraft for the Bricklink orders of one. It's a shame you didn't have all the pieces to do this exactly how you wanted, but it's still a beauty of a build.

Nice colors, detail and shape!

This highlights a favorite technique of mine, so I automatically like it. But, you went the extra mile and found a way to realize your vision in the process; well done.