Day of The Jellyfish by RG19
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Description
Captain Riley: " Continue torp spread pattern charlie, until that energy field is overloaded!"
Riley was trying to get used to the ‘snap, scream’ sound of the new dorsal mounted photon torpedos, after years of hearing a sound like a metal tool hitting a high tension wire.
In 2280 the USS Phoenix NCC-1956 and USS Enterprise NCC-1701 encounter a giant "jellyfish" like creature attacking system Z 8935.
For if by the one man's offense death reigned through the one, much more those who receive abundance of grace and of the gift of righteousness will reign in life through the One, Jesus Christ. (Romans 5:17)
Credits:
USS Enterprise NCC-1701-A by Dennis Bailey who also made USS Phoenix NCC-800 at LWG 3.0
Portugese Man of War at Daz
Photon torpedos = Star 1 by Aaronheart & Karanta
Comments (17)
I think you did an excellent on the lighting; it really gives a sense of distance in deep space. You do not have to show the entire ship to get your point across. This is a lesson that you have learn very well. Keep up the good work. Impressive image! Cheers, David
excellent idea well done
awesome :-)
kinda reminds me of the 'superweapon' they had in the old TOS episode.. great work.
Amazing space scene my dear friend, excellent work!
Excellent image this looks great! well done, love it!!
Nice work - well done.
Really nice sci-fi scene. Great models, lighting and textures! Very well done.
Good one RG
Excellent image!
Excellent!
Captain Riley, LOL, just as long as he doesn't start singing "Kathlene" one more time!
Yeah, got to hit those giant space jellyfish hard, man!
Wonderful stuff.
Excellent!
Absolutely marvelous! I like your Star Trek artwork series.
splendid