First Line of Defense by Darklorddc
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Fort Halsey, a massive military installation on the planet Atlatl, sits on the edge of the nebula known as Cooper's Veil, and is the first line of defense for the Terran Protectorate against the Imperial Consortium.
It is estimated that, in case of invasion, Ft. Halsey will experience 100% casualty loss, as the enemy knows it is there, and will certainly send enough forces to destroy it. Ft. Halsey's purpose is to deplete the enemy's forces and potentially stall an invasion by inflicting horrendous casualties on the enemy. And if the enemy bypasses it, they leave a well-armed and equipped fortress at their back, capable of inflicting crippling damage on their supply lines and of launching flanking attacks.
Of course, the Protectorate expected the Fort to be a deterrent, and never actually see action. And they also don't tell soldiers assigned there that they don't expect them to survive an attack.
Ship and mech models designed in DOGA-L3.
Enjoy, and let me know what you think.

Comments (14)
Very good POV and sci-fi scene. Well done.
Great scene and work!!!
Nice job on this. But I wouldnt want to live there knowing I wouldnt survive. heh heh..
Well done and nice information! not really listed on the travel brochures is it.
buen scifi
spectacular scene! it looks alive and kicking!!!BRAVOOO!!!
excellent job looks immense nice job on detail
Very nice render, excellent work!
nice building model
Nicely done, a busy looking area. Cool render!
Nice render and backstory!!
Amazing sci-fi scene, did you actually design these models yourself? Great job!
cool space base scene!
This is a great image - well done.