Dreadnaught by shamstar
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Someone asked about the spaceship in the drive-in. It is an Earth Alliance Polaris Class Dreadnaught. Dreadnaughts are huge, powerful ships designed to fight in the line of battle. The original Dreadnaught was a Royal Navy battleship built in the early 20th century. the name came from the phrase, "Fear God and dread naught."
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Comments (36)
Superb sci-fi image!
And here I thought it was a hair style! LOL Great space pic and interesting history, or is that future? on the space battleship. :O)
Superb sci-fi scene my friend, excellent done.
Excellent render and space scene!
great space scene!!
Very sharp looking model! Nice work on this sci-fi scene.
Beautiful scene!!
Gorgeous!!!*****
excellent !
cool sci-fi render!
It is a spaceship of a very profound design. I feel hugeness.
Wow, excelent render!
love those monster star-faring battleships; great stuff mon ami!
FANTASTIC SCENE!!!!!
Woohoo!!! cool image and history lesson!!!!
Great job the ship and the background. Your ring and nova work well.
well done, this is a neat ship!
I love it .very good 5+
Love that Dreadnought, looks great over that background. Thanks for the history lesson, I didn't know how they got their names. Nice work!
First rate dreadnought design!!!
Awesome lighted spacecraft - great on details :o) Carsten
Excellent work. Keep those B5's comming.
Great space scene ! Excellent work !
Beautiful render and great story!
I love the background. Great render! Hug!
cool render, great ship, superb pov
Super scene and composition!!
cool B5 ship :) tnx
Great render!!
Your own design? Or something from Babylon..... Still excellent work, mate! Rob.