Spine section attachment (USS Yorktown) by Bambam131

Bryce • Science/Medical • posted on Sep 01, 2003

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Spine section attachment (USS Yorktown) This image show 4 views of the fuel cells/life support/cargo containers that are attached to the spine section of the USS Yorktown. These model where created in Bryce 5 from scratch; all concepts and designs by me. I will be posting new images of all the different section as they are completed including last but, not least, the Yorktown. This is still an ongoing work in progress. Thanks again for viewing and commenting on my work. Cheers, David ;-) PS: If you would like to see more on this project you can visit my website at http://www.bambam131.com in Art Galleries under the heading USS Yorktown.:)

Comments (7)

SWWampa

3:08PM | Mon, 01 September 2003

I still hold by my opinion that you are amazing. I don't think I would have the patience to be able to do this type of superior modeling work.

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lgp692000

5:09PM | Mon, 01 September 2003

Model and presentation get A+! Cant wait to see it all put together. And to do all this modeling in Bryce make it that much more interesting! I use Rhino for complex modeling, I also would not have the patience to do this in Bryce.

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zfigure7

7:10PM | Mon, 01 September 2003

Nice modeling and texturing. So is this what you do for living? If it is, what a fun project!!

OneShot

7:57AM | Tue, 02 September 2003

Sigh! I hate people with this much patience. Standing to feet and applauding.

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RG19

9:53PM | Tue, 02 September 2003

Amen on the patience, I would probably throw the Bryce box through a window trying to do anything as extensive as these models! Another excellent presentation!

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