Deflector Shield by Bambam131
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Deflector Shield
I was asked what the disk in front of the USS Savannah was. The answer is a deflector shield for micro meteors. Since the ship will be moving at about
Comments (12)
Iguana9
Very nice modeling and nicely thought-through concept. You could give the grey surfaces of the containers more gloss. The specularity seems too high to be metal or paint.
NefariousDrO
Another amazing piece of your incredible work. The detailing and conceptual basis is magnificent.
SunsetHunter
Superbly detailed work - mind boggling! I appreciate how much thought you put into the design of this craft - it really shows!
thecytron
Excellent design modelling work!
geirla
Very nice shield! Great modeling as always! (but at .25c, it would only take about 3 hours to get from Earth to Jupiter, so you might have missed a decimal point or two in there somewhere - not that this would alleviate the need for a shield, though)
amapitodd
Amazing modeling and details.
vncnt9663
How do I sign up to become part of the crew? I believe that I am mentally and psychically ready for the long haul. And I know the journey would be a safe one. I have to agree with SunsetHunter. Your work is well thought out and detailed. I am in awe your skill. Okay if I can't join the crew. At the very least were do I sing up to take your class.
Star4mation
Superbly detailed shield!!
pakled
always great stuff from you, even though I can't get 'The Gayne Ballet Suite' out of my head afterwards..;) If you shove enough particles out one end, then eventually you'll reach that velocity..so why not?
Li-An
Nicely detailed. Great work.
tantarus
Fantastic work :)
kevcull
Just checked your work out on Space.com, amazing stuff! I would'nt have thought that Bryce could produce models with this kind of detail.