Docking the ISS Explorer by dickbill

Lightwave • Space • posted on Oct 26, 2003

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The Shuttle Mars-1 has docked to the International Space Ship Explorer-II. Explorer has stopped centrifugating and everybody is now in zero gravity, ready to transfer to the Shuttle.

Comments (5)

kmanktelow

1:45AM | Mon, 27 October 2003

Hi, Richard! Absolutely superb, as usual. Your Mars Expedition is really coming together.

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bobbystahr

8:49AM | Mon, 27 October 2003

all Imagine?......ALL RIGHT....keep em comin man

dickbill

12:01PM | Mon, 27 October 2003

You ,mean all lightwave Bobby ? anyway, thanks guys for the nice comments. I am sure that the good (i.e: Mars educated) observers here have noticed that the shuttle has relatively small delta wings and wonder how possibly the shuttle can glide or land on Mars...patience patience....

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RG19

10:08PM | Mon, 27 October 2003

Very impressive work, excellent texturing on the craft and realistic lighting in the scene!

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Moebius87

4:27AM | Sat, 01 November 2003

Very, very impressive. Your attention to detail is awesome. Very realistic design sense and credible technology. The sharp edged termintor of your shadows is consistent with deep space lighting, however the darkside of the planet has got a really fuzzy edge to it. A few stars perhaps? Keep 'em coming! :o)