2120's UESPA material
- Thread starter Clawhammer
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Thank you guys! 
(Santa is Dutch I assume?)
(Santa is Dutch I assume?)
Very awesome. I also, love your take on the workbee.
Ty!
Way too busy this week, but I managed to fix the lasercannon area, and make the cannons look a bit more like cannons:
http://www.ewe-squad.com/station/21.jpg
And a total shot of the station so far:
http://www.ewe-squad.com/station/22.jpg
Way too busy this week, but I managed to fix the lasercannon area, and make the cannons look a bit more like cannons:
http://www.ewe-squad.com/station/21.jpg
And a total shot of the station so far:
http://www.ewe-squad.com/station/22.jpg
Me like...
...The contours of the bow have a nice ENT feel now - there are similarities to the bows of the various ENT freighters, such as J class, arctic transport and the Tarkalean/Tellarite transport, in the use of that inset canted surface and the blended twin cylinders.
I wonder about the choice of color. Did it have to be the white of today's spacecraft, when so many other Trek color schemes are available? ENT ships typically go for metallic effect, sort of titanium brown; would this bright glossy white really have been the previous fad, or would this design have looked better in the rough-and-ready "metal finish"?
The white and the red cheat lines make this look like a 20th century or early 21st century NASA experiment - which may be appropriate for late 21st as well for all we know, but we might have enjoyed an imaginative alternative more.
Timo Saloniemi
...The contours of the bow have a nice ENT feel now - there are similarities to the bows of the various ENT freighters, such as J class, arctic transport and the Tarkalean/Tellarite transport, in the use of that inset canted surface and the blended twin cylinders.
I wonder about the choice of color. Did it have to be the white of today's spacecraft, when so many other Trek color schemes are available? ENT ships typically go for metallic effect, sort of titanium brown; would this bright glossy white really have been the previous fad, or would this design have looked better in the rough-and-ready "metal finish"?
The white and the red cheat lines make this look like a 20th century or early 21st century NASA experiment - which may be appropriate for late 21st as well for all we know, but we might have enjoyed an imaginative alternative more.
Timo Saloniemi
Very nice... I'd swear I was looking at an image of a phyical model... Very cool!
I'm so very sorry for bringing back this zombie-thread...
But just have to say that this
looks so great.
Are you allowed to show us some other (larger) views of this mesh?
Thanks guys! I'm afraid that at this moment I cant show a larger view. However I'm quite sure that this will look nicer viewed large:
Crop out of the 4000x2000 original:
Viewport polycount: around 8.7 million
I will read this topic a bit better tonight when I'm home.
ST-One
Vice Admiral
I'm so very sorry for bringing back this zombie-thread...
But just have to say that this
looks so great.
Are you allowed to show us some other (larger) views of this mesh?
Thanks guys! I'm afraid that at this moment I cant show a larger view. However I'm quite sure that this will look nicer viewed large:
Crop out of the 4000x2000 original:
Viewport polycount: around 8.7 million
I will read this topic a bit better tonight when I'm home.
O my...
This thing seems to be incredibly detailed.
