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Being busy with other things, I recently saw Lightwork's image of this and thought, "I can do that", and spent a few days meshing-up this scene. I always liked it anyway, so it was fun to build. Done in Lightwave 9.3 and rendered in F-prime 3.01. For those who don't recognize it, it's from Stanley Kubrick's 2001:a space odyssee.
Comments (28)
Awesome sci-fi scene... artificial gravity by the rotation... I hope to see in my life a space station like this really built... (before the 2050...) Congratulations!
Excellent work!!!
Awesome! Thanks for sharing this!!
Brilliant,i can reenact this same scene in Celestia
Kool homage to Stanley Kubrick's ahead of it's time movie ! It left a big impression on me as well, you have done a great job putting this scene together ! ~Cheers~ :o)
I always liked Deep Space 9...but don't recognize the zhip..;) j/k..;) Now I've got 'the Blue Danube' stuck in my head....again..;) great modeling...too bad Pan Am didn't make it until 2001, though..;)
Very nice! Great angle on the station, and the planet's atmosphere is well done.
Cuse Blue Danube, and........go! Great render. this was probably my favorite scene in the movie.
Nice model work, they look dead on for the shot in the movie. Pagrin :-)
Spectacular image and excellent modelling!!!!! Great to see you post something:)
Great space scene, excellent work.
Nice homage!!!
Great stuff Karl. Better than the movie
Very cool! I can hear the Blue Danube Waltz playing in the background.
Yes, I love this scene, too! Though not sure if these construction rods should get rusty in the Space;) Great work. I saw the film in a B&W TV set, so it was madly boring:P Then I watched it in much more appropriate conditions and fell in love to it. Pity they added that s*d and ne sequel. * tupi and aiv;)
Thank you all for your kind comments. Silgrin, I have to say this. The construction parts are not rusty, just copper clad metal frames that will be imbedded and covered up later with paneling. It amused me to see McCall's painting of the 'primered' metal parts, since there is no oxygen in space, nothing could rust (rust being an oxydation process). I picked the texture (no doubt, as did McCall) to make it visually a little more interesting. Of course, for a more boring image, I could just have left the second ring (mirror of the first one) intact (yawn).
Cool
Awesome!!
Splendid.
Excellent scene of fiction!
Awsome !!! I can realy hear the music too ;)
A stunning SF work! Bravo!!!
Splendid render...discovered after a belated browse through your gallery! 2001 is one of my favorite all time movies and the scene you recreated is spectacular! Great work!
exceptional modeling and I am crazy about scifi
Great reproduction of a classic scene from a breakthrough film. Terrific work!
classic
Wie ich sehe hast Bryce,Vue, und Lightwave verwendet. Gutes Sifi Model, Bild mit guter Tiefe und Erde.
Jaw dropping good. I can even hear the music. Near perfection.