korb's surplus depot

[publiusr]

so this morning i decided to continue work on my model of Ael t'Rllaillieu's Bloodwing, which, for various reasons i have chosen not to depict as a BoP. but then i started a blockout of one as a comparison object thingy and accidentally basically the whole thing.

possibly add some surface details and viewports or whatever later... figure out how to do the bird...

That is a bit like the ship from Star Trek (DC Comics #8).

You could put a lower sensor dome there.

 

[korblborp]

That is a bit like the ship from Star Trek (DC Comics #8).

You could put a lower sensor dome there.

what ship? this is a TOS bird of prey, it just needs it's portholes and stuff, and i find those annoying to do properly.

 

[Atolm]

Mann-class. based on sketches @Atolm posted in his art thread

EDIT: i did not recall that the Mann class was from the Chronology, as someone on reddit reminded me. i just thought it was one of Atolm's tamer designs he was fidddling with. i knew the secondary pods on the nacelles were tripping something in my brain...

Hey, she came out great!
It was a tame design, that is why I also did the Aspinok-refit

 

[korblborp]

my take on the Elasi Pirates introduced in Star Trek: 25th Anniversary PC game.

many Elasi raiders are built on the hulls of old Klingon warships. the Klingons wisely do not include the command sections and their more sophisticated, if dated, computers and photorps. much of the remainder is made over into cargo bays, as the Elasi graft their own superstructures and heavy-duty docking clamps, as well as more primitive torpedo systems, onto them.

 

[korblborp]

so asfter making the previous, i of course had to make the "unmolested" original Klingon version

 

[korblborp]

USS Yelchin

My take on the Anton class from FASA, because it came up on r/startrekstarships