" EVA " WOW!!!! by harada

Bryce • Science Fiction • posted on Mar 24, 2004

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Astronauts conduct an EVA to repair a damaged HAWK Mark IV Interceptor. The vast icy cold of space is apparent as both ships float over an Ice covered asteroid. The illustration was to present scale of both craft and the men who pilot them. Comments PLEASE! Tell me what you think :)!!!

Comments (8)

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Bungalo

10:50AM | Wed, 24 March 2004

Looks very beautifull! Just a background... it's... kinda... unreal :)

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harada

10:57AM | Wed, 24 March 2004

Thanks for the comments. I did not want a plain starfield or another "shot above a moon." It may not be truely realistic...but I hope it is not boring either :)

Atila-Han

11:01AM | Wed, 24 March 2004

very nice work but you must do something with background or add something (blur effect or something) and give astronauts some motion it looks like they are frozen. great work on the spaceships models ;)

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harada

11:11AM | Wed, 24 March 2004

Spacecraft Mesh are available for Download at www.Space1999.org :) Origninal Models made by James Murphy and Eric Peterson. I just converted them to Bryce 5.

SeigMancer

12:04PM | Wed, 24 March 2004

VERY NICELY DONE!!!

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drawbridgep

2:09PM | Wed, 24 March 2004

Blur wouldn't look right. When you look at pictures of the space shuttle and real EVA's, you don't see the motion. I think you've done alright with it. Good work.

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Joey1058

9:15PM | Thu, 25 March 2004

Space:1999 has a soft spot in my heart as far as the craft go. They give me the feeling of "maybe someday...". One teenie-tiny little suggestion. The Eagle would not have its landing gear down when in space, if I remember correctly. Otherwise an excellent effort!

technogeek Online Now!

5:48PM | Mon, 10 May 2004

I agree with Joey1058, nix the landing gears. Couple more things, I don't like the blue background, and the asteroid needs to stand out more.