Concept · Zorgon Petterson · Multirole
A concept, and the most talked-about hull in the galaxy: a private hotel with a fighter's bones. Twice the length of a Cobra, a glass deck along its spine, and barbs swept back from its shoulders like the head of a lance. Zorgon Petterson say it is for people who never ask the price. Everyone else is already saving.
Coming soon. A concept: its makers are showing it off, and it isn’t flying yet. Its numbers may change before it does.
Special edition · 100 built
Nebula, with the glass deck lit in witch-fire, blazing. A hundred will be built, each numbered beside its name.
Numbered 001 to 100, each painted beside its name.
By invitation · signed over to the people who build Witchspace.
Special edition · 50 built
Black-light lines over a hull you lose against the stars, and one white-hot canopy. For pilots who would rather not be seen. Fifty will be built, each numbered beside its name.
Numbered 001 to 050, each painted beside its name.
By invitation · signed over to the people who build Witchspace.
Original Witchspace geometry: a lance-head hull, one hexagon scaled along its length so every panel is flat, swelling to a shoulder, with two barbs swept back past the tail. A nod to the 1984 name; its size, hold and character come from Samuel Penn's Ships of Elite for Mongoose Traveller (CC BY-SA 4.0). Nothing traced. Built by Zorgon Petterson, the 1984 maker's name kept as homage.
Drawn by Witchspace contributors, with AI assistance. Licence: CC-BY-SA-4.0.
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