Excelsior-class Dreadnaught by shayhurs

Mixed Medium • Science Fiction • posted on Nov 25, 2005

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Hi all: Took some time over the last couple of days to build out a new Dreadnaught class warship. The Excelsior-class dreadnaught took four years longer to complete than expected, but now that the shakedown on the engines are complete (they are the largest Terra has ever built), soon there will be an additional nine rolling out of the Io Shipyards. The Excelsiors will replace the Invincible-class heavy battlecruisers (the battlecruisers Hercules, Aggememnon, and Shakari are shown escorting the dreadnaught) as the firepower base for the Terran fleet. Kitbash using the components from Starbase C3 imported into DOGA L3. Background from Universe, and rendered in Inspire 3D. Hope everyone who is celebrating had a great holiday! T4V&C

Comments (9)

aufgebauer

12:01AM | Sat, 26 November 2005

Looks like an Egg-Planet. Would be a nice Pic if you work with Textures an Lights

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Turin_Returns

12:35AM | Sat, 26 November 2005

That is quite an interesting ship. I'm off into your gallery to see more!

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Django

1:18AM | Sat, 26 November 2005

Truly a fine ship, well done

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hideakifuji

8:02AM | Sun, 27 November 2005

good starship . i like this design

dcmstarships

12:44PM | Mon, 28 November 2005

The new dreadnought design goes well the escourting ships surrounding it.

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morin3000

6:19PM | Wed, 30 November 2005

Great image. Shapes & colours work well! VOTE

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HonorMac

7:19PM | Wed, 30 November 2005

I like the ship a lot... I think a smaller display image would be in order, though. I have a mucking big monitor, and I run it at 1600x1200... So I have to scroll to see this image. The majority of internet users are still working at 1024x768 or less, so, given interface and so on, they can only see about 25% of the image at any given moment. It's a judgement call, of course.

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