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The first new universe in over 25 years from Bethesda Game Studios - the award-winning creators of Skyrim and Fallout 4. Shattered Space is available now.
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October 27, 2025 at 5:15 PM
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An image of a ship cockpit in Starfield with exterior lights The side view of a ship in Starfield with a variety of lights on the exterior An image of a ship above a landing pad with lights facing down and to the sides A close-up view of a ship in Starfield landed on a planet with exterior lights. Vasco stands near the landing ramp.
October 15, 2025 at 7:26 PM
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Ship Details: Final Frontier is what I had imagined if Constellation's efforts and resources had been fully focused into its spacefaring vessel. While the Frontier is an iconic design for Starfield that introduced Starfield's NASApunk design language long before the game's release, it is a minor upgrade from the Nova Galactic Discovery (which isn't all that much) and starts falling behind as the game progresses. The Frontier's unique central hub has been retained, however every other part of the ship has been upgraded and replaced. I intended the ship's head to resemble an orca, although I'm not quite certain whether I was successful. Better Ship Part Snaps Better Ship Part Flips Vanilla Bridges with Door 1-of-a-Kind Ships Decorative Engines Enhanced Firefly VTOL Engine Avontech Traveller Intrinity Aeroworks Ship Module Snap (and flips) Expansion (Optional) SETI - Ship Exterior True Illumination A photo in Starfield of a ship modeled after the Frontier flying near a planet A photo in Starfield of a ship modeled after the Frontier firing its weapons A photo in Starfield of a ship modeled after the Frontier flying in space away from the camera
September 30, 2025 at 4:01 PM
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A photo in Starfield of a variety of plants on display next to each other A photo in Starfield of a variety of fireplaces of different sizes A photo in Starfield of numerous furniture pieces on display A photo in Starfield of every type of piece included in Tailored Spaces, including fireplaces, plants, shelves, beds, walls, and rugs.
September 19, 2025 at 5:42 PM
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Master Ship Builder wizzackr's SEK A-11 "Grasshopper" The inspiration for this ship came from military attack helicopters such as the AH-64D Apache. I’ve always loved their front-heavy profile, raised tail silhouette, and that brutish, menacing front section with weapon wings — it all just looks incredible to me. The second major influence was my desire to make something a bit… quirky. I wanted the ship to have character — like the A-10 Warthog — a design that looks unapologetically purpose-built, as if it already had a long and storied deployment history baked into its lines. An image of a ship in Starfield modeled after an attack helicopter with the text: Born in the early days of post-Colony War tension, the SEk A11 "Grasshopper" was Stroud-Eklund’s answer to a growing need for nimble, compact orbital defense craft. Commissioned by the United Colonies Navy for close-orbit security around Jemison and other core systems, the A11 was never meant to impress with its looks — only with its function. An image of a ship in Starfield modeled after an attack helicopter with the text: Stroud-Eklund’s design team prioritized agility and firepower over aesthetics. With a squat, wide body and oversized rear thrusters, the ship looked more like a salvage tug than a fighter. Its short wings, recessed cockpit, and stubby silhouette earned it immediate mockery among flight cadets, many comparing it to a frog that had crash-landed on a hotplate. The nickname “Grasshopper” stuck — meant as a jab, but it was embraced with pride by those who knew what the ship could really do. An image of wizzackr's Grasshopper on a landing pad
August 29, 2025 at 5:20 PM
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A photo in Starfield of an 18th century style ship in space with white sails A photo in Starfield of an 18th century style ship in space with red sails A photo in Starfield of an 18th century style ship in space with white sails A photo in Starfield of various 18th century style ship parts from the Sail the Stars Creation in the shipbuilder
August 22, 2025 at 4:32 PM
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An image of Starfield Shipwright's "Green Hornet" ship with the text: "The Green Hornet was designed to be a 1-2 person ship with only a 1x1 habitat space for all essential living functions (sleeping, eating, bathroom). My original plan was just to build a ship with wings composed entirely of rocket engines. After several refits, it eventually became the ship you see here." Creations used: Avontech Shipyards Matilija Aerospace Institute of Naval Technology Glassless Cockpits Tiger Shipyards Overhaul Darkstar Astrodynamics Better Ship Part Flips Better Ship Part Snaps Ship Module Snap (and Flips) Expansion - For Better Flips Easier Ship Building Ship Part Merging Enabled Glowing Ship Modules - Project by Inquisitor 1-of-a-Kind Ships And more! A photo taken in Starfield of Starfield Shipwright's "Green Hornet" ship in space firing its weapons A photo taken in Starfield of Starfield Shipwright's "Green Hornet" ship in space firing its weapons A photo taken in Starfield of the interior of Starfield Shipwright's "Green Hornet" ship
August 13, 2025 at 2:47 PM