AERO-SPACE DRAWING
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A very big thank-you to charly2008 for bringing Fredo's latest miracle to my attention, all i have to do now is to learn to use it, but the possibilities are mind blowing, once more thank you charly2008
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Development of the SIV (CLASSIFIED)
NO COMMENT!!
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"To infinity and beyond..."
Sketchup and Corel Photopaint -
Excellent as usual, Dolf...good to see you back
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Thanks d12dozr glad to be back
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SU & corel PhotoPaint
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Great work Dolphus, I really like your works. Like your commitment to detail and realism. Hi 5
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Thanks silver-shadow.....here's another view
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Pretty cool, Dolph.
Where you on vacations or something?
Have a great week!
_KN
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Thanks Ken....no just went through a lazy patch...uninspired!
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On arrival at Signus 098 the first shuttle to the surface.......
Detail view of the plasma drive
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Shuttle No Alpha 09 leaving Docking Port 005 on the fuel module of the Mother ship (still under construction)
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Haha, that's great Dolf
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Hi d12dozr thanks for the comment
The "Mother-ship" Delta 01 arrives at Alpha Centuri
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Very cool, Dolph.
On suggestion: you can turn on the shadows in Sketchup and orient the sun so it is behind the ship to match the lighting in your render and add some realism to it. Looks like the main source of light is that blue-ish white star or whatever it is.
Regards,
_KN
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Thanks for that Ken but these are not renders but just the model with a backround when i have completed the model i will try for some realistic looking shots, for now just showing off the detail
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Ok, cool. Will be looking forward to the final render then.
Nice detail. I like that "worm" think.
Best,
_KN
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@ken28875 said:
I like that "worm" think.
Worm thing is the Living quarters, Command Deck etc
Here is a shot off an Airlock on the Main Pseudo Grav cog
(As seen from the "worm thing")
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View of the Utility Module Shuttle port
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wow this looks good dolphus cant wait for the render, hopefully ill have some free time soon to finish my solar explorer, http://forums.sketchucation.com/download/file.php?id=53230&mode=view
what are you going to use to render?
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