I dig layered saucers
Star Trek stuff
- Thread starter Hunter-G
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Very much looking forward to that. I'm one of those heretics who finds the Titan as depicted in Picard S3 a pretty unattractive mash-up of incongruent styles.
Just for fun I started blocking out a revised SNW Enterprise, but I realized it's the perfect opportunity to make a Sombra class in my humble little headcannon universe. I do love the SNW Enterprise (the John Eaves concept version is the best version), but it still strayed too far from the TOS Enterprise.
I've already shown what I would do with the TOS Enterprise, so I've decided to make my own version of the SNW design, but in this universe it is the Sombra class. The smaller, older older sister to the Constitution. It will follow a similar design language to the Shepard and Ptolemy.
I've already shown what I would do with the TOS Enterprise, so I've decided to make my own version of the SNW design, but in this universe it is the Sombra class. The smaller, older older sister to the Constitution. It will follow a similar design language to the Shepard and Ptolemy.
Totally worth the effort, though. Stuff like this tickles my brain. When I work on my own negligible 3D art I could stare at stuff like that for ages.Some more Ptolemy. Once again I'm getting carried away with detail that is barely seen through a translucent cover:
^^Haha sure I'm a professional.
Have a Saladin. Happy 50th!
I really like the shorter pylon on this Saladin vs. the Joseph Tech manual. Nice work!
Perfection
What's your hardware spec?
Glad you’re back in action. I missed this project.At last, my computer is fixed. Warranty repair queues are no joke!
Anyway, added more detail and started blocking out where I want the shuttle bay to go.
IT’S ALIVE!
I have an RTX 3060, AMD Ryzen7, and 64g ram
I rushed this one a bit. A sort of oddball ship, this would be a mid-25th century diplomatic cruiser, with the ability to defend it's guests of course
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That 25th century ship is amazing. I tend to dislike a lot of the late 24th/25th century starfleet design aesthetic because the ships often stop looking like machines and more like flying sculptures. But your design aesthetic somehow manages to have its cake and eat it too, its both futuristically sculptural, whilst also looking machine-like and purposeful. Fantastic work.
Love the rear saucer overhang…and the neck being part of the secondary hull.
I love this. The proportions are very pleasing and the visual simplicity appeals. There has been a tendency for more recent canon starships to be unnecessarily messy or complex or fiddly in some way, and this design demonstrates that it's just not necessary.A more refined version of the Inceptor:
Some more Ptolemy. Once again I'm getting carried away with detail that is barely seen through a translucent cover:
The detail at the back with antennas is just a placeholder from a greeble pack
Okay so in my defence I was already thinking I needed more detail on the inside of the translucent bridge dome I'm working on to give it more depth, but I am absolutely going to
