An amazing Starfield enthusiast went over and above to build the Razor Crest spaceship

Starfield's building mechanics open up a world of creative possibilities for players, enabling them to construct an array of unique ships to explore and showcase. By engaging with Ship Services Technicians, players can access various ships and modules to fuel their imaginative endeavors. Since the release of Starfield, players have wasted no time in designing and sharing their own peculiar spacecraft online. The community has been bustling with innovative projects, including one dedicated to a specific military vessel from the Star Wars universe.

Oh, you won't believe the awesome stuff happening in Starfield! One player, BOT-Numpa, managed to recreate the Razor Crest from The Mandalorian all by themselves, and get this, they did it without any mods! They went all out, using three layers and two floors to make sure the ship was just right. They even included special modules that can't be swapped out, gathering parts from different manufacturers like Deimos and Taiyo.

The blueprint might look a bit confusing, but thankfully, they've shared step-by-step instructions for all of us wannabe spaceship builders out there! BOT-Numpa's Razor Crest is designed to be a "vanilla" ship, featuring simple modules that can be compatible with any hab setup inside the ship. Their construction journey took them to various locations within Starfield, from New Atlantis to HopeTown and beyond. And the effort didn't go unnoticed! The comments poured in, with one user commending it as the best Razor Crest they've come across. Another commenter hailed it as one of the most accurate ship recreations in the game. 

It appears that the Star Wars hype is alive and well in the Starfield universe! Not only did BOT-Numpa create the Razor Crest, but mcfadders also took a shot at crafting Din Djarin's modified N1 Starfighter from The Mandalorian. The Starfield community seems to be full of dedicated fans who have brought to life other iconic Star Wars vessels, such as the Millennium Falcon and the X-Wing fighter.

Having instructions for the Razor Crest is a big win for players who want to create their own cool spaceships. Building ships in the game can get pretty tricky, so having a step-by-step guide is a real game-changer, especially for those who might not be ship-building whizzes. Some folks have wished for a way to share ship blueprints in Starfield, but for now, mods can save the day. Until Bethesda figures out a sharing system, players can count on awesome fellow gamers' instructions to help them make some killer ships.