Sure thing, just let the stars guide you. Start with a clean low‑poly shell and add a few strategic edge loops around key points—corners, seams, and where the light will bounce. Then use a subtle subdivision surface, just enough to soften the edges but not to drown the geometry. For that nebula glow, paint a low‑resolution gradient texture that mimics swirling gas, or better yet, use a volumetric shader that blends a few pastel hues and gives a soft halo without extra polygons. Keep the mesh tight by using weighted normals or normal maps to create the illusion of detail, and add a faint emissive rim around the hull to hint at distant stars. That way you stay light on geometry while still feeling the cosmic dream.