Four veteran interstellar spacecraft at a historical starship rally in the current era.
Above, clockwise from top right: an antimatter drive ship from the First Federation, the Robert Frisbee; an arkship built by GAIA during the Great Expulsion era; a Skylark class arkship from the same period; an early conversion drive Explorer class ship from the Age of Expansion.
Some individual spacecraft and some particular models have become famous over the course of Terragen history and are well remembered or even well represented even in the present age. The list below is representative but by no means exhaustive.
Ceres Astrospace Delta - Text by Grant Thomas One-man long-range exoatmospheric fighter used for planetary and orbital defense. Designed and built by Ceres Astrospace and later manufactured under license.
Civilization Ship - Text by M. Alan Kazlev A massive ship holding vast amounts of data; originally designed as a protection against the collapse of civilisation.
Juggernaut Class - Text by M. Alan Kazlev; additions by Steve Bowers Excluding the Keterist battle-moons (which are more ISO than Capital Ship), these are the largest warships ever built in Terragen history. The approach of a Juggernaut Class vessel is an awesome sight: a cylinder some 280 kilometres in length and twenty five kilometres in diameter, accompanied by a swarm of giant autowars that are dwarfed to apparent mote-size by their parent vessel.
Leviathan Class - Text by M. Alan Kazlev These MPA capital ships were the largest warships of the Version War, and the largest vessels to see combat in the Inner Sphere.
Linelayer - Text by Steve Bowers Specialised spacecraft used to transport wormhole mouths to distant locations
Magellanica - Text by Anders Sandberg the first interstellar colony ship from the Federated South America Space Alliance (Gran Colombia, Federation of Brazil and the Argentinian States).
USS Randolph CSGN-04 - Text by Aaron Hamilton The USS Randolph was the first of a class of powerful (for the time) interplanetary cruisers built by the declining United States of North America.
Yi Sun-Sin (System Control Ship) - Text by Aaron Hamilton, adapted by Steve Bowers The Eridanus League used System Control ships like the Yi Sun Sin in an ultimately futile attempt to maintain order and cohesion over worlds many tens of light years apart.