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The Captain

Cinema 4D Science Fiction posted on Dec 19, 2014
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Ensign Hart knocked on the office door and waited, a slate and some papers in hand. Willis looked up from his desk and waved Hart into the room. He looked at the folios with a resigned air. 'It was gone by the time they got there, wasn't it?' Lieutenant Willis held out a hand and took the files gingerly. 'The Bureau must be mighty pissed about that.' Hart nodded slowly. 'The dailies came in from Hycaron II today. There's some residual metals and organics in the area, but the ship, or whatever it was has definitely gone.' He gestured towards the slate. 'The artefact must have waited for the orbital probe to drop below the horizon, but it couldn't mask a radio spectrum burst. The probe made a recording.' Willis separated the slate from the papers and tapped it. A blur of hiss and static filled the room for a few seconds, before it was joined by a jarring harmonic that grew in volume and pitch before reaching a screeching crescendo. The recording continued to play static until Willis touched the screen again. 'A Lazloi jump drive signature,' said Willis flatly. 'A perfect match according to the lab guys, sir.' Hart stepped forward and separated a photograph from the other sheets of paper. 'This is the last shot we have of the site. There's no doubt now, whatever wreckage was down there has been transformed into a perfect facsimile of a Storm class blockade runner.' Willis blinked, 'You mean repaired?' Hart shook his head. 'No sir, the sequence of photographs shows the wreck was consumed and then recreated. Whatever left Hycaron II is something entirely new, synthesised from the surrounding environment and thousands of tonnes of Lazloi metal�' Hart's voice fell away. 'Except it looks exactly like the original, or least enough to pass casual inspection?' Willis let out a slow sigh. 'There's something else,' ventured Hart. 'Nobody has been detected approaching the planet, so that means the vessel flew out on its own.' 'Artificial intelligence?' Willis grimaced, 'Contact the Bureau, get an all points bulletin out for that ship.' ���--- V4 figure with the Mihrelle Faryn character add-on, Nabia Hair. Thunderbolt is an original space craft model created in Cinema 4D Building props by Stonemason. Image created with Poser and Cinema 4D Thanks for looking, comments always appreciated.

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Nabia Hair
$14.95 USD

Comments (8)


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Cyve

12:35PM | Fri, 19 December 2014

It's a marvelous image... Fantastic scene and composition !!!

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doarte

12:39PM | Fri, 19 December 2014

A handsome model in a most impressive setting. Applause for craft, composition and creativity

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Ancel_Alexandre

2:07PM | Fri, 19 December 2014

Really nice story and pic, as usual! ;) Merry Christmas to you!

Legion1

5:04PM | Fri, 19 December 2014

great pic thnx

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Bea

12:17AM | Sat, 20 December 2014

Lovely :)

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giulband

12:40AM | Sat, 20 December 2014

Excellent image !!!!!

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Star4mation

3:46PM | Sat, 20 December 2014

Ace image and storyline Mark :)

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3dtox

1:38AM | Sun, 21 December 2014

Great Work! Fantastic lights and scene !


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