I still have a toolbox filled with Whitworth, BS,and BA wrenches and sockets. Never can tell if I will lose my mind and buy another pre-unit bike or an old MG or Triumph.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.
Ha ha that is a good turn of a phrase. I had an MGB shortly until I was driving with my gf and suddenly the lights went out, I'm like no wait I can see under the gap, the hood had popped open and wrapped over the windshield and hit us both in the head. She didn't even remember it, knocked her cold out. I think I might have been driving for a few minutes after it hit us, only semi-consciously. I told the guys at the parts store, and they said yeah, a leather strap for the hood is a popular item.I still have a toolbox filled with Whitworth, BS,and BA wrenches and sockets. Never can tell if I will lose my mind and buy another pre-unit bike or an old MG or Triumph.
That happened with my brothers Cortina but it was a hard top, it did get exciting fast, My TR-3 came with hood pins, my TR-4A hinged from the front, and my Bug-eyed Sprite- well I don't think it would go fast enough to worry about that happening. But if it did it would have been spectacular as the whole front of the car opened.Ha ha that is a good turn of a phrase. I had an MGB shortly until I was driving with my gf and suddenly the lights went out, I'm like no wait I can see under the gap, the hood had popped open and wrapped over the windshield and hit us both in the head. She didn't even remember it, knocked her cold out. I think I might have been driving for a few minutes after it hit us, only semi-consciously. I told the guys at the parts store, and they said yeah, a leather strap for the hood is a popular item.
Those Bug eyed sprites were neat, and you could get the lucas flamethrower super bright head lamps for them, I think they were for e-types, though they fit in the same buckets or something.That happened with my brothers Cortina but it was a hard top, it did get exciting fast, My TR-3 came with hood pins, my TR-4A hinged from the front, and my Bug-eyed Sprite- well I don't think it would go fast enough to worry about that happening. But if it did it would have been spectacular as the whole front of the car opened.
Worse than that.British Racing Green. I just hope it doesn't have Lucas Electronics
To be, or not to be. that is the question.
These two figures are my answer to you.
There's a lot of detail and hull color problem, and a lot of work to do.
Gods in the details.
The CE_NEW_MODEL08J image looks so much better in space than the 000400CE (6) image!These two figures are my answer to you.
Looks like you did more than just a palette swap there!To be, or not to be. that is the question.
These two figures are my answer to you.
There's a lot of detail and hull color problem, and a lot of work to do.
Gods in the details.
I'm seeing shading/lighting contrast issues with the lighting on the right (vessel-right) V-tail fin, I think -- or, more likely, it's the angles of the panel lines there that are throwing something off.The CE_NEW_MODEL08J image looks so much better in space than the 000400CE (6) image!
- The green dorsal over black ventral looks like it wants to camouflage itself in green forrest terrain (wait, what? ).
- The white dorsal over black ventral ... looks "NASA-ish" aerospace engineering colored in a way that is both aesthetically pleasing and also better looking. Details are clearer and you wind up with a better looking image.
As you know, I used to post these spaceships on the old boards.
Is there a need to repost these old images?
If you wish, I would like to explore the inside of my hard drive.
A second vote for this request!Please do. I seem to recall you also did some Aslan ships and I think an Atlantic cruiser.
Beautiful art, thank you for posting.DONOSEV CLASS SURVEY STARSHIP 000
Using a 400-ton hull, the Donosev Class Survey Scout is used to continually resurvey the interior regions of the Imperium, updating maps and charts, and maintaining beacons and markers for astrogation hazards.
Construction and material standards for exterior features, interior details, and interior conditions are typical of those found in Imperial military vessels.
As is the case with most modern Scout vessels, the Donosev Class Survey Scout is not equipped for use in hostile areas.
Here to announce the arrival of the Media service for Citizens of the Imperium. Posting to the Media area is limited to the Moot members in good standing. Everyone is allowed to see the pictures posted.
If you look at the very top menu there is a "Media" option. Under here are two General areas to upload public pictures. I can, by suggestion of the Moot, add additional categories for these public areas.
You can also create a Personal Album, for which you can set permissions on who can see it (including everyone).
You may comment on, rate, or leave emoji feedback on each image, or in the Personal Albums for others.
All of the rules of commentary and of images apply to the Media gallery as well. Please don't upload images copyrighted by others without permission. It would be appreciated if you could mark AI generated images as such, especially the ones you create.
There is a limit of 2Mb for image size, this is a server wide limit and can only be changed by mucking with several server configuration files.
You can embed links to other hosting services for larger images or videos. The downside here is external hosting services sometimes go away, or substitute images.
Please enjoy this new feature of the CotI forums.
As you know, I used to post these spaceships on the old boards.
Is there a need to repost these old images?
If you wish, I would like to explore the inside of my hard drive.
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.
@magmagmag is worthy of an Honour Knighthood for notable achievements in The Arts.It does require you to be a Moot-member, however.