Amazing. Love the greebly!

This is some serious MOC ing here. Love the detail. I need to spend more time MOCing. Work always gets in the way. Beautiful work.

Unreal! I love the hanger area.

This reminds me of the work of the master builder Mark Kelso, and that's a compliment BTW! You sir are another Master among us, can't wait to see this beauty.

The ship is so big that I can't really seem to understand the shape. Can't wait to see the final!

Fantastic, this must be the largest space ship I've ever seen and not just a spaceship, it looks awesome there's so much to see, can't wait for more pictures

w!o!w! by far the best most intricately detailed model ever !

Intimidatingly impressive in both scale and detail.

wow! This is huge! Nice job on the bridge. I like the "sideships".

0_0 if you would excuse me, im going to go into a coma to survive the exposure to this much awesomeness

Main Purpose of this entry was to give an idea of the size and full shape. But I agree on the pics details are a bit difficult to see. I will be out for the next 4 weeks, but after that I will try to add some closer shots showing more details

Unfourtunably I have to disassemble the SHIP before I move back home in summer. Most likely is, I will disassemble it only in big parts and will rearrange the SHIP when it will arrive at home again, probably with some reengineering :-)). Let's see.... In any case I will start after summer a new project, I already have an idea for, not as big as this, but also a bit bigger SHIP.

The inner frame is a combination of 8X16 bricks (I guess all in Germany via Bricklink in the past 2 years available ones are used here :-))and Technic bricks wich are connected with pins. This approach might be a bit heavy, but is very stable. I decided at the beginning of the project not to use an inner wooden or steelframe.

It's... Big.

Sehr beeindruckend! Wie Kelso schon sagte: etwas schwierig alles zu erkennen - aber alles in allem einfach nur top un erste Sahne! - Kevin

very impressive ship indeed

German Lego engineering at its finest! I can't wait to see the ship finished!

Wicked cool!

Very nice ship.

killer detail! Awesome work!

What do you do with that?

Wow, is there still room for you in the house with that thing? The detail and quality are stupendous!

Must be a relief to be done! Awesome project, great Battlestar-esque design features, which are much easier to see now. I agree with Mark that getting in there for close ups is the way to go, like you did in previous entries. But a few shots from above would be nice, too, for perspective. Congrats!

there are no words to explane this moc....this is perfect

Mad skillz!

This is awesome, where do you get all the pieces for a project like this? Keep up the good work, locking forward to see the finished product!

I'm certainly looking forward to see the finished product! From what I can see here, the detailing looks phenomenal!

Kelso, I think that your EoC is gonna be second to this.... this fine piece of work! Oh, make sure that doesn't break apart when you're moving!

Unfortunately, it's a bit difficult to see all of the wonderful detail throughout the SHIP, given MOCpages size limitations with it's pictures. Nevertheless, what I am able to make out is just phenomenal. If you can, do us a favor with the finished post, and throw in some really well-lit close ups, we'd love it! Meanwhile, AMAZING work with this jaw-dropping monstrocity. All of the greebling is a blast, and the scale is stunning. Looking forward to more pics!

Breath taking, most impressive ship I've seen so far. I wonder how you solved to get it rigid. A frame must be of a special construction, I've faced those challenges myself. Or a massive build, but then it will collapse by it's own weight. I can't wait to see more! Thanks for sharing.

:-O !!!!! HOOOOO !!!!! HAAAAA!!!!! GRAAAAAOOORGH !!!! WHAT A SHIP !!!! THIS IS WHAT I CALL A BIG SHIP !!! THIS PROMISE TO BE THE SHIP OF THE CENTURY !!!! Hooo gosh ! my poor heart !! The greebles ...my god the greebles !!!

Amazing does not even come close to describing your work. Each time I make something new I try to make it bigger than the last. However, at my current rate I won't reach the size of your ship for over 300 years! ;)

Simply epic. Can't wait for the final presentation!