On the poll question - ignoring the pilots and cabins, Action Fleet stuff has some relatively fine surface detailing, and I think you'd need to be pushing up right to the limits of WSF to get that level. At 10", I think I'd expect to see some panel line work &c, and you'd probably want to resolve the interface between the round details at the front of the wings (weapons?) and the wing plating itself a bit more - I'm not liking how the furthest-out cylinder particularly intersects with the winglet as opposed to creating the impression that the plating is wrapping around it at its edges. So there are some things I think you'd need to refine a little further to blend into the SWAF style.
Of course, SWAF has a lot of problems you don't, too, like the limited paint palette, or the effects on the detailing style that come from being made up of hollow shells with minimal undercuts, or even the slightly chunky proportions. A lot of that tight detailing is limited to bas relief, they have weapon barrels that are only half there because they've been molded from above, etc. It's hard to directly compare something that's designed for commercial injection molding with something designed for 3D printing (when that 3D print isn't a prototype for an injection-molded design, I mean.)
But in any case, it's a very slick ship design - looks powerful and threatening and extremely whooshable. = ] I think I really would want to see what you could do with the detailing with a little more time, but the overall silhouette and the features you have are really spectacular, and a lot better-looking than anything in SWAF. = ] I feel like it's evoking a falcon, a large handgun, and an icebreaker ship, and feels like it should be as fast, direct, and deadly as that pedigree implies.