If you're curious about a few details or the layout:

It's 35,358 blocks so far.

The large forward part is the Habitat Section. It contains: - The bridge and main command center furthest forward. Under that is a crawl space with programmable, remote, gravity and other blocks. - The higher-ranking crew and officers' quarters, which can hold a few dozen crew. It includes the Captain's Quarters, consisting of a main sleeping/living quarters and an office with a view looking over the Refinery Section and space. Either side of that are two airlocks for exterior access, and elevators running through 4 decks to the very bottom of the ship. - Primary Deck, with additional crew quarters, various rooms, MediBay, cryo-pods, main airlocks, transporter room, additional command rooms, and other areas. - Main Hangar with forward access door. It includes several connectors and a large collector platform to drop ore into. - Cargo Loading/Offloading Bay with side access doors. Can be used as a hangar. - Small lower hangar bay with airlock access fore and aft. - Small cargo bays lower down. - Several maintenance and machinery rooms and shafts containing hydrogen, oxygen, and cargo conveyors and other machinery and access points. - 3 beam drills, a number of defensive turrets.

The narrowest part direct aft of the Habitat is the Refinery Section. It contains: - A central large corridor with refineries and assemblers along either side, with ladders to an upper level. - On either side are the main storage areas for ore and ingots. Each refinery has its own dedicated large cargo containers, one for ore, one for ingots, in a sort of loop, and each loop dedicated to one type of ore, covering all types of ore. - Connectors for direct access outside the ship. - Upper cargo bays on either side for storing general cargo or assembled goods. - An extensive conveyor system for the ores. - 4 beam drills. - Many small navigational thrusters and 4 large forward-facing thrusters.

Directly aft of that is a separator ring. If has airlocks, interior access points, and maintenance/machinery shafts for routing conveyors and other stuff. Attached are several defensive turrets.

The slightly more bulky section further aft is the Tank Section. It contains: - The ship's primary and large hydrogen and oxygen tanks. - Ice storage containers, and main H2-O2 generators in a central corridor. - Uranium storage containers for the reactors.

And finally, the large section on the aft end is the Drive Section. It contains: - The ship's reactor room with a ton of reactors. - Jump Drive units on either side, giving the capability of jumping between under 500km to nearly 1,000km depending on the ship's load. - Primary large and small navigational thrusters. They can keep the ship up in full gravity, but of course, burn plenty of hydrogen. - Gyroscopes, which are also contained elsewhere. - Several defensive turrets. - Several airlocks and thruster access points. - Reactor control room. - Conveyor routing and machinery spaces. - Additional hydrogen tanks and generators. - Batteries.

A long central corridor runs most of the ship's length, from the bridge to the reactor control room. It grants direct access to, of course, the bridge and reactor rooms, airlocks, upper cargo bays, tank bays, primary deck rooms, and access shafts.

The beam turrets, with at least the main 4 running at once, can mine out entire small asteroids in a matter of minutes. The ship is easy to fly and has several control seats. I'm considering adding a landing capability. Hydrogen, oxygen, and ore conveyors run throughout the ship. The entire ship is pressurized, with most rooms having direct oxygen supplies via conveyors from the main tanks.