Starships
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Spinward Flow
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I went back and checked all 20 pages of this thread just to be sure ... and now I'm sure.
@magmagmag ... now that you are reaching a conclusion point with the Broadsword class, may I recommend a starship class for your next 3D art opportunity?
The Kinunir
Page 10 details overall dimensions.
Pages 16, 20, 25 and 28 have detailed deck plans that can be used to construct a 3D rendering of this magnificent starship class.
Thoughts?
Opinions?
Here is a better view of page 14 copied from the book.
@magmagmag ... now that you are reaching a conclusion point with the Broadsword class, may I recommend a starship class for your next 3D art opportunity?
The Kinunir
Page 10 details overall dimensions.
Pages 16, 20, 25 and 28 have detailed deck plans that can be used to construct a 3D rendering of this magnificent starship class.
Thoughts?
Opinions?
Here is a better view of page 14 copied from the book.
"Poor detail"!?
Even the ones you don't think are all that good, are still pretty darn good.
As you know, I used to post these spaceships on the old boards."Poor detail"!?
Even the ones you don't think are all that good, are still pretty darn good.
Is there a need to repost these old images?
If you wish, I would like to explore the inside of my hard drive.
He seems to use "Poor detail" differently from how I would.
@magmagmag - You do spectacular work; I'd love to see some portrait-oriented pictures that I could use for covers on Freelance Traveller!
Please do!
(I think we lost a lot when the old board software went bad and was replaced.)
KINUNIR
I created this model 12 years ago. As expected, I have a slightly poor impression.
These painting were drawn in reference to
Unkown: Adventure 1 Kinunir, pp.14, 1979
Paul Jaquays: Supplement 9 Fighting Ships, pp.19, 1981
The last one is an original angle shot.
I created this model 12 years ago. As expected, I have a slightly poor impression.
These painting were drawn in reference to
Unkown: Adventure 1 Kinunir, pp.14, 1979
Paul Jaquays: Supplement 9 Fighting Ships, pp.19, 1981
The last one is an original angle shot.
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It is very nice, thank you for posting it.
Artists curse. You know everything you don't like about it and went to improve on in other works.
Whereas we viewers take it as is, and enjoy it for what it is without seeing whatever flaws or issues that you do.
Thanks for posting it!
I await your new one, and a rendition of the Invasion Earth picture.
Spinward Flow
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Ironically, my primary "that does not look right" complaint about your 12 year old renders is ... the color choice.
That color of "forest green" with white accent lines ... does not look flattering on the ship.
I keep thinking that more of a satin finish stainless steel metallic hull color would have looked better, or even a ghost grey paint color would look a lot better.
Agreed. I think that color palette was common for SF spaceship art at the time, though (might be wrong about that).Ironically, my primary "that does not look right" complaint about your 12 year old renders is ... the color choice.
That color of "forest green" with white accent lines ... does not look flattering on the ship.
I keep thinking that more of a satin finish stainless steel metallic hull color would have looked better, or even a ghost grey paint color would look a lot better.
Yes, there is a need.
And also, magmagmag, I would say hold on for a few more days, as there may be a meaningful announcement about to be posted on the board that impacts you and your work (in a good way).
I will not say more at the moment.
British Racing Green. I just hope it doesn't have Lucas ElectronicsIronically, my primary "that does not look right" complaint about your 12 year old renders is ... the color choice.
That color of "forest green" with white accent lines ... does not look flattering on the ship.
I keep thinking that more of a satin finish stainless steel metallic hull color would have looked better, or even a ghost grey paint color would look a lot better.
Lucas, prince of darkness.
I had 3 British sports cars and two British motorcycles over the years, I could tell you stories.Lucas, prince of darkness.
Lucas, prince of darkness.
Lucas switches. Two settings, Dim and Flicker.
It's 3- Dim, Flicker, and Out of Luck.
I had a set of whitworth. I had some bikes, and worked on others. I bought a BSA off someone cheap because they had replaced every wire in the harness with 18 gauge red wire, and then the zener diode caught on fire.I had 3 British sports cars and two British motorcycles over the years, I could tell you stories.
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