VRML Models - Firefly, Falcon, TOS Enterprise

[BrookeStephen]

Hi Guys;
You may not have seen my posts under Trek Art.
I build VRML models - Virtual Reality Modeling Language
VRML models are great because they're interactive in real time
and they can be built to simulate life-sized architectures.

I have 3 big models on the go right now...
Firefly Serenity, Millennium Falcon and the TOS Enterprise.

I just thought I'd share some pics and banter details with you - you the experts on everything Sci-Fi!

 

[BrookeStephen]

So here's some pics of the Firefly Serenity.
I build ships life-sized and from the inside out.
I've only started on the crew quarters:







What do you think?

 

[Davros]

Pretty cool. Keep it up.

 

[BrookeStephen]

Here's some pics of the Millennium Falcon:







Wanna see inside?

 

[Neroon]

Here's some pics of the Millennium Falcon:

snippage

Wanna see inside?

Is this a trick question? Of course I do!

 

[BrookeStephen]

Here's the TOS Enterprise:
This pic is a 3d anaglyph (red/blue glasses needed!)



these next two are videos on YouTube:





This is one monster ship! Wanna see more?

 

[BrookeStephen]

Here's a couple more of the TOS Enterprise:

the bridge in 3d (red/blue anaglyph)


the deck 6 briefing room:

 

[BrookeStephen]

This is one of the sources for the Firefly model, just in case you can't quite make it out!

 

[Gary Mitchell]

Very cool. I especially like the anaglyphs. Luckily I had some 3d glasses.

 

[BrookeStephen]

Here's my favourite pic sofar of my VRML TOS Enterprise:

 

[S. Gomez]

Do you put the outsides on when you're done, and then able to peel them away to look inside?

 

[BrookeStephen]

Do you put the outsides on when you're done, and then able to peel them away to look inside?

Yes, something like that.
The way you describe it sounds pretty painful though!!
I was considering a cross-sectional cut-away view and
the skinless view and a full ship view.

Nice to hear from Vancouver!

 

[S. Gomez]

Do you put the outsides on when you're done, and then able to peel them away to look inside?

Yes, something like that.
The way you describe it sounds pretty painful though!!
I was considering a cross-sectional cut-away view and
the skinless view and a full ship view.

Nice to hear from Vancouver!

That's still pretty sweet. Keep us posted.

And that's the first time I've heard someone from Toronto say anything like that!

 

[BrookeStephen]

And that's the first time I've heard someone from Toronto say anything like that!

Well, I lived there once, lots of family there... you're very sensitive!

 

[Flying Spaghetti Monster]

Good work!

I also wanted to compliment you on youir signature. I agree with it. Note my av.

 

[S. Gomez]

And that's the first time I've heard someone from Toronto say anything like that!

Well, I lived there once, lots of family there... you're very sensitive!

I was just poking fun at the rivalry. I never cared about it much myself.

 

[BrookeStephen]

I was just poking fun at the rivalry. I never cared about it much myself.

Well if you look anything like your Avatar, I can see why! LOL

 

[S. Gomez]

I was just poking fun at the rivalry. I never cared about it much myself.

Well if you look anything like your Avatar, I can see why! LOL

Har har. No, I don't look anything like that. Opposite gender for one...

 

[BrookeStephen]

Good work!
I also wanted to compliment you on youir signature. I agree with it. Note my av.

Thanks for the compliments!

I've been working on the TOS VRML Enterprise today, building the cutaway... here's a pic of my progress and yes it's an red/blue anaglyph:



Cheers!

 

[BrookeStephen]

Here's the latest pic of my Cutaway model of the TOS Enterprise in VRML.

Deck 7 is complete