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Mars Express!

Bryce (none) posted on Jan 25, 2003
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Mars Express! The image shows the USS Independence with the Mars Lander USS Cumberland in transit to Mars. The model is almost complete except for a few minor adjustments that I

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woodhurst

11:38PM | Sat, 25 January 2003

I am always stunned at the complexity and accuracy of your models. you have truly mastered the Bryce modeling tools. excellent work!

SherlockHolmes

11:59PM | Sat, 25 January 2003

You know what Bam, you should try and make a short clip of this flying through space or something. All your models are excellent and as woodhurst said, you have truly mastered the Bryce modeling tools...I think all thats left is making a movie! Try it, Good luck!

northern_digitals

12:37AM | Sun, 26 January 2003

Amazing!

garyandcatherine

3:19AM | Sun, 26 January 2003

My goodness, I must concur with my fellow esteemed viewers; you have great talent and a critical eye towards detail in your ability to create intricate models. Great use of "soft" shadows. Excellent render.

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Bambam131

10:13AM | Sun, 26 January 2003

viperdude2003, thanks for your comment but, I don't import anything! (Unless I state that I do), I create all these models from scratch using the primitives that come with Bryce. Maybe you should try creating something with the complexity that I include in my models than render it. You will then understand what I believe most people here that comment on my work do. Its just not that easy! A lot of my models take upwards of 6 to 8 weeks to complete depending on the look that Im going for. Remember a fair amount of the shapes you see on these ships is due to the fact of using negative and positive Booleans to create them. But, most of all you may just want to read my comments that I post with each render to understand what Im trying to accomplish. I never said this was everyone cup of tea but, I enjoy what I do (this is my hobby!) and Im very proud of my efforts in how I create these models. I always try to give my best in what I do when I post, theyre could be a lot more to it than you think! Regards, David Robinson

viperdude2003

10:22AM | Sun, 26 January 2003

hmm... u know that comment? forget about it... i see now that u made it on ur own :) totally awesome dude!! so ima delete that post ;)

alvinylaya

1:13PM | Sun, 26 January 2003

Excellent!

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Doublecrash

1:17PM | Sun, 26 January 2003

The model... need I say more about it? It's simply awesome. -- Then, in this render there is also the light: stark and crisp as I imagine it is in outer space. Beautiful work, David.

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Pelican

7:00AM | Mon, 27 January 2003

Model and render perfect, in my opinion !

Batsarse

8:39AM | Mon, 27 January 2003

Damnit, Bam's done it again :D

Sking

12:25AM | Fri, 21 February 2003

Excellnet modelling with very good textures. Well done. ---- Scott.


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