Rwanda - Info by Skyfox

Lightwave • Science Fiction • posted on Feb 12, 2005

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Description

Some info on the Rwanda.

Comments (13)

SeigMancer

10:21PM | Sat, 12 February 2005

Wow! This is just awesome. super impressive details on the ship itself. The ship info is really cool too! Excellent modelling and render.

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ARCHITECT_SAMER

10:45PM | Sat, 12 February 2005

THE SENSE OF DETAILS IS SO HIGH ,..MAY BE THE RENDERING NEEDED TO BE ON WHITE BACKGROUND TO SHOW THE DETAILS BETTER,..THOUGH IT IS SO PROFESSIONAL,..EXCELLENT DESIGN

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Mollock_20

11:10PM | Sat, 12 February 2005

way cool image I love it! fantastick detail!

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Biomoto

12:16AM | Sun, 13 February 2005

Ah Very Nice!

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oooZENOooo

9:35AM | Sun, 13 February 2005

Very very cool work indeed! ((VOTE)) Is there any chance of seeing a wireframe of this beauty in our forum?

CdGGambit

10:09AM | Sun, 13 February 2005

Groovy modelling. I will say some things about the schematic. You put acceleration in gravity per second. Gravity is already in meters per second squared, which means this comes out to be a change in acceleration, rather than acceleration. Also, try moving the Bridge line down one so it doesn't cross with the crew quarters one.

Askguden

2:26PM | Sun, 13 February 2005

very cool model. It looks almost exactly as the federation carrier in the game Escape Velocity: Nova :-D

maudawg

5:35PM | Sun, 13 February 2005

can't add any better praise then !!VOTE!!

dcmstarships

12:22PM | Mon, 14 February 2005

Very cool design. At 1.2 kilometers long, you could easily increase both your crew and fighter complement by a factor of ten and still have room to spare. I agree with the comment above that using a white background could make the details easier to read.

Masterjedi

10:10PM | Mon, 14 February 2005

Very nice work! My only crit is that there are not a lot of scale cues. It's hard to tell if it's 100 meters or over a Kilometer other than the detail notes. Other than that, great work, very nice modeling and an excellent concept.

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