JasonAdank

Nice work Gerard, Im particularly fond of the Connie and Miranda as my favs. Hope to see more beauty images of those, and also the Locknar.

The Oberth doesnt seem TOS enough for me though, seems like its still the TMP era. The storage container on the secondary hull of the Locknar seems a little simplistic, I like what you did with that on the Drexler class better.

Itd be great to see some posed shots of these, perhaps with your orbit plate or something

those interior room renders for the ligthboxes are excellent, very clean and TNG'ish. Your model is going to turn out pimp

Im posting this in case people arent aware of it. If its old news, I apologize. But in the event people are still bleeding over the regular subscription prices, I thought id be good to put on blast.

As of mid-2019, Autodesk started offering an "Indie" subscription pricing structure for Maya and 3ds max. If youre making less than $100k/year then you are eligible. The software is fully functional no restrictions. Its now $265 a year.

This was released by Autodesk with very little fanfare, and regular users were not informed of the pricing change So to the home or freelance users still forkng out $200 a month, this is welcome news.

https://makeanything.autodesk.com/3dsmax-indie

https://makeanything.autodesk.com/maya-indie-usa

Well, Its a tough one. I guess it comes down to how often youre upgrading your software. But Max, Maya and Houdini all go for 250 a year now.. but of course you have to keep renewing. And i really hate this new subscription model jibberish. But then again Lightwave is 1000 straightup or 500 to upgrade. So the other guys have definitely made themselves competitive for the single/freelance users

Funny thing is, lightwave used to be one of the cheapest apps, but I think now its the most expensive since everyone else came out with the Indie licensing thing.