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Re: Hercules Class Capital Frigate
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lugnet.space
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Sat, 3 Mar 2001 23:48:11 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Peter Guenther writes:
> > Exterior digital shots only right now. I will get some better photos for
> > the interiors developed and posted later this week or so.
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> > http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=3575
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> > Think: "Star Wars, The Empire Strikes Out"
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> Let me be the first to comment since I was so late in my Destroyer opinions.
> Looks great, Trevor! The sides are very nicely articulated--overall, it's
> got a nice texture. I love the big guns on top as well, which I know you
> also used for your most recent Destroyer. I'll have to steal them for one
> of mine. Hmmm... Alpha team has those engines in black. That says
> Blacktron to me!!!
Hey, thanks Peter! :^) I really tryed to pay attention to the flow of the
hull and the color scheme in this one. My initial concept sketches had the
"Belly" module in place - in reality it was supposed to completely
integrated, but I think some level of modularity is kind of useful. As it
stands, the ship can operate without an additional module on it's stomach,
so that's why I wanted to show the ship as is for now. The bay door on the
little service bay would have to be removed to accomodate a new module perhaps.
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> The profile leaves me a little cold though--I don't like the way the
> underside goes up and then abruptly goes horizontal. I'd like to see that
> smoothed out some with inverse slopes. We'll see once you've got the belly
> module in.
You're right - You should look at my 'in progress' pics where the top deck
has not been added yet. It really looks ho-hum at that point. Well, it's
still a work in progress because I am waiting on some more parts for the
modules that I described. I will see what I can do to clean the
undeneith-sloping up while I wait to aquire more of the necessary parts for
my modules.
What I would really like to do is have the belly module have some-what
inverse-sloping sides, sort of like Mark Sandlin's industrial automation
freighter, where that "guppy-like" grey cargo hold sloped inwards and
downwards. A blue version of that (without the 1/4 domes) with a white
stripe and lotsa greebles should look pretty snappy. It would also tie the
ships lines together a bit better. Thoughts?
> Great cockpit and some nice details. I like the antenna clusters. Looking
> forward to seeing the interior!
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> Peter
All in good time, my liege. All in good time! :^D
~Trev
Astro Lift Co.
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