About The Black Hole movie: The Black Hole is a 1979 science fiction movie directed for Walt Disney Productions by Gary Nelson. Apparently Disney's answer to Star Wars (though work on the film was already underway as early as 1975), at $20 million it was the most expensive picture produced by the company to date. It was not well received by critics, although the special effects and matte work were praised. About the artwork: The Black Hole was a "not so good" movie but the USS Cygnus is arguably the most unique ship design I've ever seen: essentially, a chandalier in space (or maybe a floating cathedral), a massive frame encased in glass and lit up from the inside. The ship was designed by Peter Ellenshaw, whose artistic career spans more than six decades, as a renowned landscape artist, a motion picture art director, an Academy Award winning special effects artist and an official Disney Legend (to know more see www.piersidegallery.com/artists/ellenshaw). The HUGE, highly-detailed model with over 84,000 polygons of USS Cygnus is by John Hoagland. I've converted it for Bryce and textured it. This is my tribute to the USS Cygnus spaceship and its designer Peter Ellenshaw. BTW: Don't forget to visit (and/or link) my website at: www.innovari.it where you will find many free Bryce 3D meshes and other interesting stuff! Please buy some of my sci- fi Bryce objects on my Renderosity Shop page (they are beautiful and cheap!) just to support my website and the distribution of (more) free Bryce objects. Thanks in advance!!