High-Tech Aero-dynamic Concept Spaceship/Jet (2D/3D) in Hypercar Style

Aesthetic project only NO CAD/engineering;

DM me relevant portfolio with preferably concept futuristic hyper cars/fighter jets/other sci fi vehicles, or other design skills indicate strong creativity/versatility so i know you aren't another AI answer from someone who has (almost) exclusively branding in their portfolio.

(2 images for shape and 3 for style reference included)

Main technical constraint is fitting a trapezoid prism inside for a PC:

Widths: 850–950 mm

Length: 850 mm

Height: 205 mm

This houses 2×4×200 mm fans and 2×400 mm radiators (≈450 mm actual length) with PC system between the 2 rows of 4 fans each..

Overall desk body:

Length < 2200 mm

Width < 1150 mm

Thickness < 400 mm

Symmetrical design.

Flat tabletop (thickness tapering from ~50 mm to ~25 mm).

No legs; the desk is a floating jet/ship/car body. Support platform will be designed later.

Need at least 2 images showing all sides.

Airflow & Orientation
Unsure which side is the “front,” but likely:

Outer side = aesthetic front

Inner side = tail

Physical air intake is in the center (likely doubling as the aesthetic exhaust).

Exhaust is on the outer sides to avoid blowing warm air onto legs.

System may dissipate ~1 kW, so airflow is important.

Front and back faces should be 40–75% open area (triangles, parallelograms, hexagons, trapezoids — no rectangles).

Overall Shape & Style
A jet/spaceship with strong automotive hypercar influence.

Not a cuboid — most faces should be slanted, except the top.

Aerodynamic, solid volume with only mild cavities or protrusions.

Angles dominate the design; curves only for corner rounding or subtle profile shaping.

Avoid clutter; avoid repetition (no “electric razor” look).

Optional 180° local rotational symmetry accents.

Specific Aesthetic Elements
1. Strong base accents
Large, bold primary shapes.

Smaller refinements layered on top.

2. Smooth transitions
Gradual changes in thickness/size.

Avoid “carrot nose” abruptness.

3. Mandatory automotive line feature
A line that:

follows a path →

makes a sharp kink →

continues parallel to the original path.
(Common on modern sports cars.)

4. Nose bevel inspired by Mansory Revuelto
Use the Revuelto Mansory nose bevel shape:

Five possible positions across the width.

5. Side intake/exhaust
Similar to Lamborghini Centenario side intakes.

6. Diffuser-like elements
“Flow diffusers” or fins between the rear holes.

Possibly also at the front.

Geometry & Openings
No rectangular vents.

Use triangles, parallelograms, trapezoids, hexagons.

Slanted faces to avoid a boxy silhouette.

Angles should not align perfectly parallel/perpendicular to the desk’s length; angled up/down is fine.

Surface Treatment
Minimal or no texture.

Optional:

A few screws and/or panel separation lines for a slightly mechanic look but aerodynamism aggression and elegance should be the most prominent styles.

Very subtle cyberpunk or DOOM‑like accents

No or minimal lighting.