Me, in St Petersburg Russia, a couple of years ago.BIOI studied astronomy at University, and it is still a passion of mine. I am also a keen photographer, mainly panoramic work these days.
I enjoy travel and have been to many interesting places, and I am interested in languages, and speak some russian, ans well as the usual school stuff. The day job is fault tolerant capacity planning, but graphics is more fun!
You can see more of my graphics work at http://www.starbase1.co.uk
Thanks for dropping by,
Nick
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Comments (8)
Nod
Ah nostalgia. I used to love playing this on the Speccy. And all in 48k as you say. And it will have been written in pure assembly code as well.
26Fahrenheit
AMEN !! I was thinking that im the only one remembering that game.. cool ..now just watch out for thargoids ;}
Bambam131
Wonderful detail on the ship and great lighting on both the ship and earth! Cheers, David
flavia49
fantastic scene and render!!
Khai-J-Bach
Right On Commander aah the hours I spent reaching Elite...
Pagrin
If you want to recapture the fun of the game there is a freeware version called oolite out there which runs on a modern computer.
starbase1
Thanks to all for the comments! I made a tumble video of it on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eFxaqUB6iOY And the base mesh was available free at Foundation 3d. When it's 100% finished, I;ll be releasing the textured version there free as well.
randomways
Marvelous, and definitely brings back memories. Painful, rage-filled memories of trying to dock and gradually scraping away my life. Until that one beautiful day when I finally managed to get enough cash to purchase a docking computer. Ah, that was the greatest moment of my childhood. Anyway, I love the picture.