Superfan Showcases Star Trek's Most Iconic Ships, Perfectly Rebuilt In Starfield

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Watching superfans build ships may just be one of the best parts of , especially when those same creators highlight their designs in a flashy demonstration video. When it comes to bringing some of sci-fi's most iconic spaceships to Bethesda's massive RPG, one of the most popular franchises to draw from is . The monolithic series has provided fans with decades of iconic vessels, many of which have appeared in licensed video games, but when they're used in, they just look even more impressive.

In a video posted to YouTube, creator Kris Thompson shared a demo reel of the various ships they've built in: The footage features instantly recognizable cruisers like the USS Enterprise, USS Enterprise-E, USS Thunderchild, USS Mitchell, USS Defiant, USS Stargazer, and even the SS Enterprise (NX-01).

The video puts all the ships through their paces, showing off how they fly amongst the stars, shoot down enemies, and evade interstellar obstacles. Thompson quips that they believe to be the best game on the market and after watching their ships in action, it's easy to agree with the opinion.

may not be the open-world sci-fi RPG and were hoping for but one aspect everyone agrees is a homerun is the game's ship-building system. Providing players with modular pieces that can be stitched together to create unique and outlandish vehicles was easily Bethesda's best decision, especially when the studio went a step further by adding hundreds of unique parts with different stats. From release day, the community hasn't shied away from sharing their builds, especially those that bring pop culture to the game.

While's ship-building system is impressive in its scope, sometimes a little help is needed. Thompson notes that to authentically recreate the vessels they used "" of mods to add new parts and change the way pieces can interact. Players who aren't able to mod the game may find this disappointing, but now that Bethesda has introduced the Creation Kit, installing custom add-ons has never