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• mishasiegfried198 Posts: 73Member

  June 6 #2

  

  This is a some of my NON-Trek work.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

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• wibble1300 Weimar, GermanyPosts: 582Member

  June 6 #3

  

  Beautiful stuff. I'm afraid I will have to download some of these renders directly to my reference folder.

  
• CptBenSisko176 Posts: 47Member

  June 6 #4

  

  freaking awesome!! so glad I found this place!
• mishasiegfried198 Posts: 73Member

  June 18 #5

  

  So, i've gone back to one of my original design attempts from when I first started learning Blender and have been slowly revamping it and applying everything I've learned in the last few years. This is all WIP so far.
  
  
  

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• evil_genius_1804750 Posts: 11,270Member

  June 18 #6

  

  I like all of your work, especially the stuff from your original universe and I also really like the USS Bolden. There's something about new designs from TOS-era Star Trek that always excites me.

  
• wibble1300 Weimar, GermanyPosts: 582Member

  June 18 #7

  

  "Bolden" is a well chosen name, for it certainly is a very bold design.

  
• mishasiegfried198 Posts: 73Member

  June 18 #8

  

  @evil_genius_180: Thank you kindly!
  
  @wibble : Thank you, as well! The name is in honor of NASA astronaut Charles Bolden, Jrhttps://nasa.gov/people/charles-f-bolden-jr/
• wibble1300 Weimar, GermanyPosts: 582Member

  June 18 edited June 19 #9

  

  Ha, that of course is a much better reason for the name. Forgive me my ignorance.

  Post edited by wibble on June 19

  
• BolianAdmiral1216 Torrance, CaliforniaPosts: 2,644Member

  June 18 #10

  

  Some very interesting ships! And is that Dr. Pol standing next to the filming model, lol.

  
• mishasiegfried198 Posts: 73Member

  June 18 #11

  

  BolianAdmiral wrote: »

  Some very interesting ships! And is that Dr. Pol standing next to the filming model, lol.

  
  Actually, it's his evil twin, Prof. Shmol.

  
• BolianAdmiral1216 Torrance, CaliforniaPosts: 2,644Member

  June 18 #12

  

  LOL

  
• publiusr558 Posts: 1,758Member

  June 22 #13

  

  Outstanding!

  
• Brandenberg2065 CaliforniaPosts: 2,206Member

  June 22 #14

  

  Your three front windows are such an improvement over the 1701 saucer from the original series.

  
• mishasiegfried198 Posts: 73Member

  June 27 #15

  

  I've been tinkering around with an original project for the last week or so. I have some work in progress shots!
  
  
  
  

  
• Vortex5972337 Posts: 1,215Member

  June 27 #16

  

  That looks really cool.

  
• publiusr558 Posts: 1,758Member

  June 30 #17

  

  Wow!

  
• BlueNeumann741 Posts: 1,368Member

  June 30 #18

  

  I kinda love it. Thick boy, but I love the modern ship+spaceship motif. I feel like I might add a distinction between the inner and outer nacelles... I'd also throw the green/red lights on the ends and the depth line at the bottom of the hull, since you're going in that "real-inspired" direction with this. Maybe a few warning decals on the nacelles as well (don't stand here, warning, etc). I can see a loading hatch at the front of the ship, drawbridge down style to load up personnel and supplies.

  
• mishasiegfried198 Posts: 73Member

  July 8 #19

  

  I've spent the last week or so working out the Flight Deck for the Liberty! This is all still in progress right now (none of the stations have controls. I'm not totally sure what I want to do for control panels yet). But the lighting came pretty quickly, so at least I know the vibe.
  
  
  
  
  
  

  
• BlueNeumann741 Posts: 1,368Member

  July 8 #20

  

  Oh yeah, looks real solid in colour! Digging the oranges for the control panels as well.
  
  And you know I like a staggered layout like that, each part looks like its dedicated to a single purpose. And it's easy to move around, uncluttered.

  
• evil_genius_1804750 Posts: 11,270Member

  July 9 #21

  

  I agree, that lighting really sells the look of it. I really like how it shines on the floor material.