Starships

Making Starship models

 

[magmagmag]

This painting was drawn in reference to a work painted by William H. Keith in 1987.
The original work was published in pp.84 at the MegaTraveller Imperial Encyclopedia.

 

[magmagmag]

A cross section of the Close Escort

I reworked the cross section that I created earlier.
Most of them are still the same, but I've replaced new details such as weapons, drives and gigs.

 

[whartung]

Extraordinary as always

 

[magmagmag]

Walkthrough images of the Close Escort

I reworked the walkthrough images that I created earlier.
Most of them are still the same, but I've replaced new details such as weapons, drives and gigs.

 

[Spinward Flow]

Walkthrough images of the Close Escort

I reworked the walkthrough images that I created earlier.
Most of them are still the same, but I've replaced new details such as weapons, drives and gigs.

Why can't I hit the LOVE button more than once for this?

This work is so superlative that it is breathtaking!
MORE PLEASE!

 

[magmagmag]

Thanks comment

 

[whartung]

Why can't I hit the LOVE button more than once for this?

This work is so superlative that it is breathtaking!
MORE PLEASE!

Yea, what SF, shockingly briefly, said.

 

[Grav_Moped]

Walkthrough images of the Close Escort

I reworked the walkthrough images that I created earlier.
Most of them are still the same, but I've replaced new details such as weapons, drives and gigs.

That's what I'm talking about. Great detail!

Edit to add: ... maybe I should do some interiors for the ships I've drawn up. Problem is that I'd have to do them mostly by hand, since I don't have a good 3-D drawing program.

 

[nats]

Superb ship images there. Shame there is text on them as I could use some of these for a screensaver!

 

[magmagmag]

A close escort sailing in parallel with a 400dt standard container ship.

This painting was drawn in reference to a work painted by William H. Keith in 1991.
The original work was published in the cover art of SGS: Gazelle Class Close Escort, Mega Traveller.
I added a container ship to the margin.

 

[magmagmag]

Superb ship images there. Shame there is text on them as I could use some of these for a screensaver!

?? I'm sorry. I cannot understand what you want. Do I have to shame the texts on the images? Do you need images without text?
My English is not so good.

 

[Spinward Flow]

Do you need images without text?

For some purposes, a version with no text can be preferred.

 

[nats]

I think the text detracts from the stunning images.

 

[Drakon]

?? I'm sorry. I cannot understand what you want. Do I have to shame the texts on the images? Do you need images without text?
My English is not so good.

Images without text. Your English is fine, but the text detracts from your beautiful work.

 

[whartung]

They're talking about the labels, and the descriptions in the images, not particularly any text on the ships themselves.

 

[magmagmag]

I think the text detracts from the stunning images.

You ordered me "Shame". I don't understand why and what I have to shame.

 

[whulorigan]

You ordered me "Shame". I don't understand why and what I have to shame.

I think there is a miscommunication going on with language-usage here. In English, when Nats used the phrase "It is a shame that . . . " he was using a common English phrase that simply means "I wish it were otherwise". In English you can sometimes drop the "It is a . . . " part of the sentence above as "implied" and still be understood by simply saying "[It is a] ... Shame that . . . ". The phrase does not imply any type of shame as it is often used in Asian culture.

He was not saying or implying that there was any type of shame involved in anything that you did, or that there was anything shameful in your work. He was merely expressing the wish that there was a version of your picture that did not have the logo and title in the corner.

 

[nats]

I think there is a miscommunication going on with language-usage here. In English, when Nats used the phrase "It is a shame that . . . " he was using a common English phrase that simply means "I wish it were otherwise". In English you can sometimes drop the "It is a . . . " part of the sentence above as "implied" and still be understood by simply saying "[It is a] ... Shame that . . . ". The phrase does not imply any type of shame as it is often used in Asian culture.

He was not saying or implying that there was any type of shame involved in anything that you did, or that there was anything shameful in your work. He was merely expressing the wish that there was a version of your picture that did not have the logo and title in the corner.

What he said lol

 

[Swiftbrook]

A close escort sailing in parallel with a 400dt standard container ship.

This painting was drawn in reference to a work painted by William H. Keith in 1991.
The original work was published in the cover art of SGS: Gazelle Class Close Escort, Mega Traveller.
I added a container ship to the margin.

Beautiful!

Do the container ship in detail next!

 

[Micah461]

?? I'm sorry. I cannot understand what you want. Do I have to shame the texts on the images? Do you need images without text?
My English is not so good.

Mag³, just make one with the label, and another without the label like this: (Marginal Paintshop edit with clone tool)