I live in Michigan and would love to come onboard and help, I was on Phase II for 2 shoots. And im a film student and propmaker. Great work you are doing here 
PACIFIC 201 - A Star Trek Film
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The ship looks great.
I really like to blue light on the nacelle's and behind the deflector.
I really like to blue light on the nacelle's and behind the deflector.
You guys would be worth the drive
, I already go to lancaster every year for an antique telephone show.
Glad you like it! I kind of wanted to give the glowing bits a "unified" feel by making them all blue, with no orange/red glowing bulbs on the nacelle caps.The ship looks great.
I really like to blue light on the nacelle's and behind the deflector.
Ah yeah, Lancaster isn't too far from me. (There's actually a possibility that the sets will be built in Lancaster)You guys would be worth the drive
And now for something new!
Here's a little something fun to look at:
A preliminary render of the Pacific going to warp speed!
[yt]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zqdy9gu0PjE[/yt]
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The real reason is because I haven't really finished the underside of the shuttles. Once they're done, they'll become a more regular addition to the renders. When they're docked, we'll only see the very bottom, so they don't really affect render time in a noticeable way.
Finally becoming confident enough to show off the command module of the Pacific.
The command module consists of an upper deck and a lower deck.
Deck 1 (known as the bridge) houses the command center and the communication and sensor departments, as well as some other facilities such as a small briefing room and equipment lockers for EV suits and phasers.
Deck 2 houses phaser fire control, administrative operations, defense and screen control, and observation galleries for manual spotting.
The command module has its own defensive screen emitter system that can run for a period of time
on its own batteries, ensuring the module's protection in case of a general power loss.
Deck 1 (known as the bridge) houses the command center and the communication and sensor departments, as well as some other facilities such as a small briefing room and equipment lockers for EV suits and phasers.
Deck 2 houses phaser fire control, administrative operations, defense and screen control, and observation galleries for manual spotting.
The command module has its own defensive screen emitter system that can run for a period of time
on its own batteries, ensuring the module's protection in case of a general power loss.
Does that inscription mean To Infinity and Beyond?
(I know... more like To Space via the Sea or something like that right?)
Pretty!
(I know... more like To Space via the Sea or something like that right?)
Pretty!
Something else new!
Here's a concept of the Pacific's dedication plaque!
Good start.
I suggest un-scrunching the text. You've got too little leading between some of the lines, too many font sizes, and a distracting mix of all uppercase for 4 lines and then 2 of mixed case. I think only the motto should be mixed case.
I'd suggest nudging the elements up and down until you find something which balances nicely.
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Nice weapon. I love the design. It reminds me of the Stealth pistol used in "Deus Ex." Great job.
I'm sure some might get bored of constantly seeing new renders of the ship, rather than fresh, new media. But I'm pretty excited to say that the ship is almost entirely done, and I can start focusing on other things - like the NPC-19 Interceptor ship from the Romulan War era!
At any rate, here's the ol' 201 flying through a gaseous anomaly (something very, very important to the plot of the film)
At any rate, here's the ol' 201 flying through a gaseous anomaly (something very, very important to the plot of the film)
Gaseous anomaly? Insert Shatner quip here...
Kidding!
What a beauty!
Kidding!
What a beauty!
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