The phrase "a spaceship of a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is impressive or remarkable, often in a humorous or exaggerated way.
Example: "That is a spaceship of a car you have there, with all its high-tech features and sleek design."
Alternatives: "a remarkable" or "an impressive".
Or, as Josh likes to call it, "a spaceship of humanity, a beacon of light".
The part-military, part-scientific crew have discovered a spaceship of extraterrestrial origin dislodged during a mining expedition, and bringing it aboard results in the almost instantaneous death of the base commander, who promptly reappears in the form of an eyeless, gibbering ghost.
Being bedridden doesn't mean you can't fly to unexplored planets in a spaceship of your own making.
Well, you would need a spaceship, of course.
The Turrell experience actually houses the Crystals' station of the monorail, a spaceship of sorts to a city compound that is rather alien to any other metropolis in this country.
The reimagined "Cosmos" will do the same, with Tyson moving through space and time in a "Spaceship of the Imagination".
It is also for a concrete spaceship of a house (plus moat) in Acapulco.
The day after the election, Run the Jewels released "2100," a wobbly spaceship of a track that seemed like an instant response to Donald Trump's victory, though it was recorded well in advance.
The Catalan architect may be best known for Barcelona's Sagrada Fam?a, a neo-gothic cathedral that looks as if it's melting, but in 1908 he designed a pearlescent, glass-studded spaceship of a hotel, which would at that time have been the world's tallest building, for the site that is now ground zero.
Inside, rather than three rings, they discover what seem to be the inner workings of a spaceship with a popcorn maker and rows of cotton candy that cocoon the aliens' victims.
