Takira class tanker by korborak
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
An other shot of the Takira.
Modeled in Rhino, rendered in Bryce and modified with Photoshop. (Dec 01)

Comments (13)
Nice model! yours? Dig those engines, design Doesnt look like its that far off into the future. good background too.
Welcome back- It's has been a very lonng time since you posted- Your ships are still among the best
Ooh, that's a wonderful model. Great textures too.
Hi Alamo! How are you? Hopefully, if i work harder every time, they will become the best ;) Thank! berkeys: Everything on that picture is a 100% mine and is from my imagination. That's why i choose this type of engine so it doesn't look to futuristic. Thanks! stevey32: Happy you like it! Thanks!
Great ship design!
from one model builder to another, Very nice model!!!, I'm glad to see others that are creating original works. I like to see more of this one in a different light...;-)
I like it )
Thanks! Bambam131: it might take a while because i have a few project to finish first...
Looks good Dany, I have a question though. What do you adjust your settings to in Rhino for export? Do you use the slider or use the numerical input dialog? Sometimes I have edge anomalies with meshes that are very complex or have boolean operations applied to them.
Quikp51: Hi! Each time i export in 3ds i leave the slider the way it is it the mesh is not to complicated. Otherwise i slide it down one step or two. As you can see all my meshes are complex and i use the boolean tool all the time but i have never had that kind of problem before. I will normaly get edge edge anomalies during the mesh creation when i use the sweep one or two rails or rail revolve tools. Sorry but i do not have an answer for you! :( BTW the post system was faster a hundred years ago! I'm still waiting for the CD! Thanks!
Great ship design, I like the engines too I think the design fits also to a far future. Nice lighting and a complex model !
Fantastic !
Fabulous modeling!!! Love the pov!!!