The original work was published in pp.16 at The Traveller Book.
That's fair.my software has a low ability to express smoke, so it is difficult to reflect your opinion.
Am I the only one who thinks a slightly extended version of this would make a great scout boat?This painting captures the shuttle from a side perspective, with my original angle of view. It can be seen that she has a pop-up mounting mix turret of equipped laser, missile and sand on the top of the fuselage.
Or even as-is, considering the +/- 10-20% leeway allowed.Am I the only one who thinks a slightly extended version of this would make a great scout boat?
Or a drop in unit to the cargo bay?Or even as-is, considering the +/- 10-20% leeway allowed.
Sure, why not?Or a drop in unit to the cargo bay?
Fascinating, I never knew that work existed and I knew Tom back in the day.The 95dt shuttle is transporting Marines on a planet. The Imperial Marines have dispersed and started to guard the surroundings. A light armed air rafts with missile launchers, pulled out of the cargo hold, are preparing to launch a reconnaissance sortie. The droids are inspecting the shuttle's exterior.
The original work was painted by Mr. Thomas-Peters. His original was drawn for the Rebellion Sourcebook, but was not published in the final publication, becoming a phantom work.
The background photo was taken by Mr. Ronile in Iceland and posted on the Pixabay.
Yes,it is.this one?
I love it. Very nice art.This painting is based on the composition of the Avatar’s shuttle launching scene (2009). It was a short but impressive scene depicted at the beginning of Avatar.