^I suppose he could have a twin brother who'd still be alive.
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Picture the Novelverse - Characters, Ships and More !
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Twin brother would be something `normal´. Please not another transporter incident.
Maybe some of the Khan Blood will trickle through from the NuTrek universe and the Prime one will be able to cure death as well
Thanks to Cross Cult's preview cover for SCE #23 Wildfire, the USS Orion now has a registry number: NCC-63247.
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Those are pretty nice. They're very generic, admittedly, but they're attractive.
Omnibuses, please. "Omnibus" is Latin is a plural adjective ending in -ibus, not a singular noun ending in -us. As a singular noun, it's English (short for "omnibus edition") and should be pluralized by English rules.
It completely slipped my mind that this thread existed, or I would've mentioned my model of the Sagittarius from Vanguard and Seekers when I finished it last month.
I suppose the big never-before-seen element would be that I did nose art for five of the other Archer-class ships. The Archer uses the UESPA arrowhead (on the starboard side instead of the port, because I didn't want it to be pointing backwards). The Bowman has a stylized bow-and-arrow which may or may not resemble a certain pattern of reflections in a certain red camera lens belonging to a certain Jupiter-bound computer. The Huang Zhong has his name in Chinese. The Merida has a celtic-knot styled bear paw which I think looks goofy as hell, but I felt committed once I started exploring the concept, and none of the classier alternatives I could think of would fit within the space available on the ship. The Montana was tricky to pick, but I wanted to include all the featured Archers at a minimum, and once I realized I'd already gone one-degree-of-separation further from the archery theme with the nose art for the other ships anyway, I just took the bison skull from Montana's state quarter, without worrying about trying to figure out what the name "Montana" has to do with archery in the 23rd century.
Oh, I also rigged the "umbrella" style retraction of the landing gear, but I haven't done an animation showing that yet.
I suppose the big never-before-seen element would be that I did nose art for five of the other Archer-class ships. The Archer uses the UESPA arrowhead (on the starboard side instead of the port, because I didn't want it to be pointing backwards). The Bowman has a stylized bow-and-arrow which may or may not resemble a certain pattern of reflections in a certain red camera lens belonging to a certain Jupiter-bound computer. The Huang Zhong has his name in Chinese. The Merida has a celtic-knot styled bear paw which I think looks goofy as hell, but I felt committed once I started exploring the concept, and none of the classier alternatives I could think of would fit within the space available on the ship. The Montana was tricky to pick, but I wanted to include all the featured Archers at a minimum, and once I realized I'd already gone one-degree-of-separation further from the archery theme with the nose art for the other ships anyway, I just took the bison skull from Montana's state quarter, without worrying about trying to figure out what the name "Montana" has to do with archery in the 23rd century.
Oh, I also rigged the "umbrella" style retraction of the landing gear, but I haven't done an animation showing that yet.
Oh, that is nice
Nice work, David cgc!
Thanks for posting those shots.
Thanks for posting those shots.
