Thank you. I appreciate the comments. I always do. It's nice to know that someone is actually seeing this stuff, and getting comments beyond the dreaded "interesting". (God, that kills me.) I think design is my biggest strength. I think about 30% of my designs are pretty good. I need a lot of practice with what comes after though.
I am very bad at reproducing things accurately. I can't even reliably recreate my own stuff, and get it to match the look of what I had done earlier. That anyone can do that, especially with shapes as complex as Star Trek ships is really impressive to me.
Anyway, I'm reworking yet another old ship. This is the Bumberchute.
This one turned out great. Not only do I like the design, but the materials are nice too. I watched 2001: A Space Odyssey again last night and this looks like a design that could be a descendant of the Discovery 1.
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I am very bad at reproducing things accurately. I can't even reliably recreate my own stuff, and get it to match the look of what I had done earlier. That anyone can do that, especially with shapes as complex as Star Trek ships is really impressive to me.
Anyway, I'm reworking yet another old ship. This is the Bumberchute.
@publiusr I thought I had an idea, and then I lost it.
@evil_genius_180 I always wanted to see the Discovery II they mentioned in 2010.
@Mustang13Camaro68 I had never seen that movie. I looked it up. The filing model looks neat... like a fresnel lens.