In preparation for landing by Bambam131

Bryce • (none) • posted on Feb 16, 2003

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In preparation for landing The USS Independence entering orbit around Mars prepares the Lander Cumberland for the trip to the Martian colony Jamestown1 on the planets surface. The model was created in Bryce5 from scratch, all concepts and designs by me. The image of Mars from JPL/NASA with postwork starfield created in Universe. Thanks again for your viewing and commenting on my work. David ;-)

Comments (8)

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zapper1977

11:11PM | Sun, 16 February 2003

holy nuts and bolts this is cool, massively awesome, :0]

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LindaB

11:39PM | Sun, 16 February 2003

Truly Amazing!

Calanthe

2:01AM | Mon, 17 February 2003

Your best pic on this series,yet.

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Shademaster

2:58AM | Mon, 17 February 2003

It's looking better and better with each render BamBam.

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Doublecrash

3:41AM | Mon, 17 February 2003

Another awesome space pic, David! Other than the top-notch work on modelling (you really teached us a lot with your previous postings!), I like specially the reddish hue light that adds depth to the Independence. A wonderful work.

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pakled

12:18PM | Mon, 17 February 2003

one tiny note- how does the heat shield swing away to slow down for entry into the atmosphere? It looks from here like it covers the main engines..but it just might be the angle.

alvinylaya

4:14PM | Mon, 17 February 2003

Amazing, really looks complex. Excellent modelling. I love the lighting.

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woodhurst

7:44PM | Mon, 17 February 2003

wow!!! this is one of my favorites of urs so far! The sheer complexity (as usual!) of it is incredible, and the lighting in that middle section looks real. Excellent work!