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Bryce • Film/TV • posted on Nov 21, 2003

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USS Constitution approaches Starfleet Headquarters for a test of her Reaction Control thrusters. Star- fleet Headquarters was just recently completed and is capable of berthing all twelve of the new heavy cruiser Constitution class starships. The Daedalus class USS Essex departs one of the other six berths. Credits: USS Constitution design by Franz Joseph mesh authored by Vektor at Sci-Fi Meshes. Starfleet Headquarters and Saturn map by Fabio at LWG. Daedalus class by Darell Lawrence at scifiart@crosswinds.net

Comments (12)

LFNForever

11:30PM | Fri, 21 November 2003

Totally awesome!!! :):)

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zopeynn

1:01AM | Sat, 22 November 2003

Excellent work my friend.Perfect sci-fi image.

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Django

1:47AM | Sat, 22 November 2003

Yor renders improve with every one you do.. great Viewpoint and lightning

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Artzy

12:44PM | Sat, 22 November 2003

Nicely Done!

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pakled

3:45PM | Sat, 22 November 2003

Dang, I'm going blind, I don't see the Essex (tho wasn't it already crashed on a planet, to be seized by incorporeal criminals?..;) just kidding, great pic.

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SophiaDeer

6:04PM | Sat, 22 November 2003

Excellent! Love the clarity to this!

cloughie

12:36AM | Sun, 23 November 2003

Does it have a Macdonalds? ;-) . Alan

gallimel

8:45AM | Mon, 24 November 2003

so happy to see again your space works :) They open my soul to the will of long traveling :)

vjerana

2:22AM | Tue, 25 November 2003

Excellent work...I have a feeling as I watch "Star Trek" !

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czarnyrobert

2:00PM | Thu, 27 November 2003

Very good "space lighting" & texturing, to not mention great quality of render. EXCELLENT!

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potrimpo

10:49PM | Fri, 28 November 2003

From that angle, it makes sense that the space doors are there in a radial direction, rather than parallel to the stations Y-axis. If you recall the internal architecture, the "ceiling" was pointed towards the centre of the station, and so they had to take orientation into consideration. But then again, it was designed in the late 60's, early 70's. During the "makes-no-so-sense-what-so-ever" era.

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