Quoting Parrington Levens ripper techniques, all side ways and upside down and everything, love it...

Quoting Tim C Love it. Small build, but some really cool techniques involved here. I like the thruster design, and the way you worked the cockpit is very unique and interesting. It's fun to watch how your imagination jumps from one genre or blend to the next. Hard to guess what's coming next. Well done, once more.

Quoting Josh Cantrell Does this mean that red escaped the clutches of the shadow robot? I like how you put thought into the design features of triangles and threes. Even as a kid, I was sort of obsessive about symmetry and patterns. It does look kind of unstable though. I try to make all of my models like Tonka trucks because my boys usually end up playing with them (and breaking them!). One of the reasons that I avoid many of the newer sets is that they are unstable and lack playability. The classic stuff may have not had all the bells and whistles but at least you could play with it without it disintegrating in your hands (well, at least most of the classics).

Quoting StoveTop Creator If those tri-wings are equi-angular, then I can say... Nifty at Sixty! :)

Quoting Mihe Stonee and a very well done SNOT-work you did! nice design on the wings. the little engines are awesome in fact that you put 3 on each side! - cool! the colorsheme reminds me a little bit to the newer (90's?) spacepolice...?

Quoting David Roberts I thought the first photos looked good and then, as I scrolled down, I saw the photos of the whole ship opening and thought that that bit was absolutely brilliant! A simple idea but original & neat.