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Re: Explorer
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Thu, 23 Sep 2004 04:27:48 GMT
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> In lugnet.space, David Simmons wrote:
> After looking through this entire folder (I rarely do that because of
> dial-up) I have to say that the balance in this model is fantastic! The
> exterior looks wonderfully aged in the beginning pictures and the greebling
> is top-notch. It has a very Battlestar Galactica (the
> engines!)-crossed-with-Corellian Corvette feel with a dash of 2001.
Thanks! Yes, it does have that kind of look to it. Not sure it was all intended,
maybe subconsciously. But as I look at it more I am seeing those elements.
Weird.
> Streamlined yet ultimately utilitarian in its essence. I hadn't looked at
> the interior before but WOW. The cabling in the corridor flooring is
> awesome. As is the compact yet fully detailed layout of each room. The
> custom decals must be made available for purchase! The one of the side
> profile of the galaxy is tremendous!
Thanks again. The sticker graphics are located in my Artwork folder if you want
a closer look.
> That's one of my most favorite tool bots I've ever seen. The cargo
> containers in the landing bay are wonderful too. As is the worktable and
> ALL the wall detailing. The plants are fantastic! I'm going to run out of
> adjectives here! I'll just list the awesomest stuff:
LOL!
> The fences used as shelving AND the boxes are superb!
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> The med bay and dining area are wonderfully compact yet fully detailed!
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> The unobtrusive yet totally convincing photo editing for the last two
> pictures! Subtle, and yet they instantly work!
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> The most outstanding aspect though, is the quality of the photography.
> You've obviously got a great set-up to be able to blast so much light at the
> model.
Suprisingly, I really didn't use much lighting this time. I used some bounced
daylight and a 75 watt soft white lamp for the exterior pics. The interior pics
were all from a single 75 watt soft white lamp. I think it's the camera. I used
a Sony CD Mavica and it has a big Carl Zeiss glass lense. I think that made the
difference. When I took my Dragonstar pics, I used my cheap Kodak and I had all
kinds of lights going and it still wasn't enough.
Thanks for your kind words! :)
--Dan
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