The Art of Boolean (Part XXIV) Wire-frame & Final by Bambam131

Bryce • (none) • posted on Dec 17, 2002

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The Art of Boolean (Part XXIV) Wire-frame & Final render! This model shows the EVA Airlock for my new spaceship the USS Independence, the model was created in Bryce 5 from scratch, all concepts and designs by me. I have been asked how I build my models; first and foremost you have to decide on a scale for your project. I myself choose the largest part of the models demission first than work down from there (this sets a limit as to the size of the project and keeps things manageable). The reason I can add so much detail is because I build in sections than save those parts to my user object library. I than put all the parts together to assembly that part of the model (crew quarters, command module, engine, etc

Comments (7)

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dragongirl

8:07PM | Tue, 17 December 2002

An awesome piece of work - and also absolutly gorgeous!! Beautiful forms and proportions and luscious light!

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Vile

10:40PM | Tue, 17 December 2002

Great work again! Please let me know how you did the door border I can never get multi replicate to do that!

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Calseeor

6:03AM | Wed, 18 December 2002

This is fantastic! Makes me wish I had Bryce so I could beg you for the model. :) This is one serious air lock.

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danamo

1:40PM | Wed, 18 December 2002

Dave, you don't happen to work for N.A.S.A. do you? As always, this is exceptional work. Very functional looking, and logical in design.

DarkEnchantment76

11:04AM | Thu, 19 December 2002

MY GOD! It would probably kill me if I tryed to model something like this in bryce! You must be very good in math and have a lot of time on your hands! BTW Great Job....

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