now THATS spiffy, dont suppose you're thinking of putting it as a freebie in poser? :D could use a ship like that. Textures could use a little weathering imho.

As a Freebie? - OH BOY!! and yessss. if you would please. I would get on my knees and beg if it would do any good - and If I could get up again without calling the para meds. LOL. OK - Begging and drooling aside... VOTE and well earned too. I dunno about weathering the plates - last I heard space was sortta devoid of weather. Gee - ohhh please gimme the mat, Poser, bryce, carrara, povray, amapi, DOGL1 - drawn on a cocktail napkin ... .HAHAHA Dwayne

as always, your attention to detail is astounding

sure..that would be a good thing..amazing how much the Battlestar Galactica looked like a freighter..;) super detail..keep 'em coming..

Great, Steve

brilliant attention to detail in the modeling but i would like to see a bit more colour and variation in the texture work. Altogether a damn good piece of work. :o)

I think you'll find the portside secondry reverse pulse power couplings are hitched up wrong, there's no way you are going to have complete power efficiency with that set up!! Fantastic detail awsome imagination. An awe inspiring model, well apart from the power coupling that is :)

A most excellent example of modeling, but the picture does not make it look like it is in space. It's the lighting. Needs high contrast between bright side and the side in shadows. In space the shadows would be almost black. Otherwise, a good pic. Jeremy

Great job! Throw some weathering on it too!

Awesome level of detail, suberb texturing and modelling. Love you work!

Don't listen to them! Just do what YOU want to do man. personally, I think it's great, and I would never try to make you re-think your artistic interpretation of space art. After all, if you were doing this stuff for NASA (like I did briefly... Back in 78-79 for Avionics Research Corporation of Florida) They would pick it apart, throw it in your face, and expect you to remain a gentleman. OR if you were on a game team, splining models and laying decal, They would be real picky (unless they were one of the big game companies just cranking out games that look pretty) No just do YOUR thing, and don't worry about what others say, change this, fix that, more color, less color (colour) whatever. I can understand why PROG left & came back. Not that I knew of him, but I checked out what all the fuss was about, and he was right! people were telling him what to draw next, how to draw it and which shade of red. I happen to be a portrait artist in oil, and have not picked up a real brush in 2 years. I got tired of, "oh, the background colors need to match my drapes, and carpet" (Lady I don't know what your drapes look like, why don't you leave them in my studio, along with all the OTHER stuff my clients leave behind. On and on, blah, blah, for YEARS until I was fed up with the nit-picky patrons of the arts. So NOW, I do my OWN thing for a change. Now that I got on my soapbox (in your gallery) I think I will do the same in mine. Sorry for the history lesson and the grumbling. But you seemed like a kind soul who would listen