Work Pod for Deep Space Explorer Aquarius by dcmstarships

Rhino 3D • Science Fiction • posted on Feb 13, 2010

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Comments (9)

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Dann-O

10:03AM | Sat, 13 February 2010

interesting take there. The person looks like an origami person which is cool too sort of a stylized person.

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redhorse

10:37AM | Sat, 13 February 2010

VERY cool design! One small suggestion though - if this were a real work pod that I had to use, that bar down the middle of the front window would drive me nuts - it would be right in my center of vision, blocking my view of whatever I was working on. Eliminating that would enhance the realism. Other than that, I really love this design. Is this going to be a product for sale?

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geirla

1:52PM | Sat, 13 February 2010

Very nice design! (now that is a LOW res guy)

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Madbat

3:08PM | Sat, 13 February 2010

I like it! However, I do agree with Redhorse, that center bar would obstruct a bit too much. I hope to see more of this!

Aquelco

11:33PM | Sat, 13 February 2010

Very Nice render. I agree with Redhorse and Madbat, you should remove that center bar, it should help the guy inside to see a lot better! It reminds me of the Pod in the intro Stracraft movie. When they are going in the field of junk.

dcmstarships

11:53AM | Sun, 14 February 2010

Thanks for the comments about the bars obscuring the cockpit, everybody. I agree that it should be removed. In modeling the pod, I used existing parts acquired from others. In my zeal to get the overall look of the pod right, I overlooked the cockpit visibility issue. The inspiration for the pod are those work pods seen in "2001: A Space Odyssey" and "2010: The Year We Make Contact." The origami-looking person is probably a stock figure from a TrueSpace model library. I knocked the polygon count down on the figure to get its file size small resulting in its faceted appearance.

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