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Re: Eolus-Series Business Craft
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lugnet.space
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Thu, 19 Aug 2004 01:57:36 GMT
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I really like this, but I’d like to see more of it. Any chance of posting the
CAD file to the brickshelf folder? I can probably help out with some
rendering settings too if I have the file to play with.
As for the model - I approve of the smoothness. It’s funny; .space seems to
move in cycles. When I first started posting here, greebles were all the go.
They are still appreciated, but a smooth ‘featureless’ craft has become more
acceptable again, thenks in no small part I suspect to the work of Phil
Painter, wherever he is. On a craft such as this, interior detailing is where
the real interest lies, which is what I’d like to see more of. The internal
perspectievs are ok, but a cutaway view in a more orthographic projection
would be stellar. That said, from what I can see, you nailed the interior
perfectly.
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Thanks for the compliments!
The trick in having a good smooth ship now is having a lot of hidden and subtle
surface features, it seems.
I couldn’t get a good ortho view, but I did upload the cad file:
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=95054
-Stefan-
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