Ehta-IIb On The Road by NefariousDrO

Bryce • Space • posted on Feb 18, 2009

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Description

Following the shakedown cruise for the original prototype, some modifications were made to the design before the production model was rolled out. The Ehta-IIb turned out to be a very popular ship, and the versatility of its basic design allowed it to be modified for a myriad of other functions... But that's a story for another time. --------- This is the same basic model as my previous post, with some minor changes to the model. If you want to see this concept's earlier form to compare with this version, take a look at this much older post of mine: http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=1427414&member Ship was made and rendered in Bryce 6, with textures that are a mix of presets and some of my own. The background stars, nebula, and planet are all in Photoshop. Compositing, effects and other postwork all in Photoshop as well. Thanks for taking a look, and comments/suggestions/critiques are definitely welcome. Especially suggestions, I really want to hear what you think needs work, it's the only way I get better!

Comments (28)

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dashboard_jehovah

9:51PM | Wed, 18 February 2009

GOT OVER THE INITIAL "IN-AWE-OF" EFFECT AT FIRST CONTACT...FINE DETAIL IN YOUR MODELING!

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geirla

10:05PM | Wed, 18 February 2009

Nice! Looks like you've doubled the cargo capacity since yesterday's version. (and for the older one, it still looks good, and the planet looks a little less dead than this one.)

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theseus88bc

1:33AM | Thu, 19 February 2009

Amazing work there... I am always in awe of your work... I mean to make this just using Bryce? Hell's teeth...

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lyron

2:50AM | Thu, 19 February 2009

Fantastic work!!

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thecytron

8:47AM | Thu, 19 February 2009

Awesome scene!

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grafikeer

8:54AM | Thu, 19 February 2009

Now we're talking!!Excellent POV in this one,ship model looks great,and the scene has a much more artistic composition to it...excellent background work too!

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MagikUnicorn

12:01PM | Thu, 19 February 2009

GOTTA LOVE IT

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airflamesred

12:07PM | Thu, 19 February 2009

NIce ship though the afterburners look like they are doing some damage. I some times feel the background is a bit too busy though as grafikeer sais this is good composition.

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carlx

2:33PM | Thu, 19 February 2009

Outstanding!!!

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Miska7

2:55PM | Thu, 19 February 2009

Great space scene. Very nice ship models and lighting! Well done.

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Ancel_Alexandre

3:23PM | Thu, 19 February 2009

Nice interaction between the light from the reactors and the ships! Great!

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Burpee

3:47PM | Thu, 19 February 2009

Really fantastic model and imge.

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annie5

6:10PM | Thu, 19 February 2009

Magnific scene..I like it a lot! :)

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Markal

10:17PM | Thu, 19 February 2009

Very impressive ships...man, you're getting good at this :)

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DMWVCS

5:21AM | Fri, 20 February 2009

The more I see of these the more IMPRESSED I am!!! David

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rj001

7:17AM | Fri, 20 February 2009

great space scene

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beatoangelico

7:22AM | Fri, 20 February 2009

Awesome scene...fantastic colors...Bravissimo..!!!

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jocko500

3:24PM | Sun, 22 February 2009

very wonderful sci-fi. cool loking

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katy555

6:13AM | Tue, 24 February 2009

Wonderful light and colors. Excellent creation !!!

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jclP

6:20PM | Tue, 24 February 2009

tres belle scene de scifi.

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BryceHoro

7:56AM | Thu, 26 February 2009

Great model, cool planet and excellent nebula.

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F3RIDER

9:00PM | Mon, 02 March 2009

wow, expert stuff. I hope to do this some day.

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pixeltek

6:56PM | Wed, 04 March 2009

I like the Bryce-based modeling and creative use of odds and ends to create a plausible space tug and what I assume are cargo modules. Good old Sci-Fi at its best. Gotta love it.

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