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The theory of finite translation planes is intimately tied to the theory of spreads of PG(3,q), where a spread is a partition of PG(3,q) into $q^2+1$ pairwise disjoint lines. A traditional method of generating spreads begins with the regular spread and identifies sets of lines therein that can be re
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