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So I have a “finished” and unfinished build. I wanted to show them to you:

The Scavenger (Unfinished)

The Scavenger is a fan-made star destroyer (by me) and I built it as a lego. Now I want to build it on Roblox as a cruiser for the Inquisitors from Star Wars Rebels.


Star Destroyer (Finished, but could use some work!)

I know the Star Destroyer can use some work, but I mean I’m not the best builder. Also it’s finished for now.

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Remember, the Scavenger is not finished building yet!

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Better than anything I can do. Did you build in blender or Roblox Studio?

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Roblox Studio. I didn’t even use any meshes, just blocks and unions. :slight_smile:

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It’s very simplistic but still looks very nice.

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have you checked the number of parts? just to make sure there’s no lag in game

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looks good, try smoothing the parts though

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It’s very simple… looks okay but can definitely be improved

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The simplicity of the builds makes them look very cartoony, especially with the light blue windows. Surprised you were able to do that in studio and get it that neat, well done! :smiley:

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Oh actually those are the engines lol.

I finished the Scavenger also.

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Try to advance more with complex shapes and unions! You have your basic shape now, which will make it a lot easier to improve the shape of ships later. If you used blender you could make even more unique shapes that replicate shapes from the movie. The blocks already give you a basic shape of the ship and now you can just build upon that!

So far Its a great start and has some promise! Glad to see what you work on in the future! :grin:

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Being a Star Wars genre developer for a while now, I do like your enthusiasm with the genre on Roblox. Your builds look more like low poly models. The Star Destroyer would look decent high up in the sky as a background “image” for somebody to view from below. If you plan on ever using it where others may view it up-close, I’d add significantly more detail to it.

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Hmm honestly, this looks classic its not good or bad but it is classic, I love classic! In my opinion this looks amazing and a normal build good job.

They don’t look great but they don’t look bad, really simple and that’s good.

It’s nice, but you’re going to have to add a lot more detail.

Thanks for all the replies! I will add more detail soon.

I created a decent CR90 Corvette (aka the Tantive IV) and here it is:


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I’ll be adding more and more star wars builds as I make them.

I made a star destroyer turret:



I like to stay simple, but I’m probably gonna get better and put lots of detail.

I honestly think it’s too rectangular, I think it needs some more shapes. Needs some more work, but not bad…

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It looks good, but it is a simple thing to do, even if I am not a builder myself :grin:

So I noticed a few things looking at these. First, the bridge. The bridges on star destroyers are at least several stories tall, and do not contain a noticeable viewport or window. They are also bigger than they should be and lack a bit detail. The bridge on a standard imperial star destroyer is about 1/3 the width of the ship, maybe a bit smaller.

Also keep in mind while modeling star destroyers are massive, 1,600 meters or a mile long for an I-class star destroyer.

Your ship also isn’t wide enough, star destroyers are a wider triangle shape. Here’s a picture I made comparing your model to an actual star destroyer. There’s also a photo of the bridge, adding the shapes on top might help give more detail to your bridge.


Also, work on the tip of your models, there’s a weird inverted triangle going on there.

Pretty good for a beginner, I don’t think I could do this. And I like the scavenger, it’s a really interesting design.