The Art of Boolean (Part 47) Final! by Bambam131
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The Art of Boolean (Part 47) Final!
This is the command module-HAB section for my spaceship the USS Shenandoah. As you saw from the AOB wire frame, there are quite a few parts to this ship.
I am now working on the center section where the Lander is attached and this is ending up being more complicated then expected. I hope to have some of these pictures posted soon.
Thanks again for all the positive feedback.
David
Comments (22)
Holy cow this is so cool! Your modeling skills both humble and inspire me.
OMG wow how cool is that :)
Holy crap that's a lot of detail. The inside too! I'm extremely impressed. One little thing I would make different -- not saying you should -- is to allow something to dock with the front airlock. All you'd need to do is move those hand rails and make the lock look like the end of a PMA.
FANTASTIC!!! Awesome details! Corrie
Outstanding work - always impressed by your Bryce modelling
This is an excellent!
Awesome!!!
Very good model...
Flawlessly done, the detail is staggering, my hat's off to this superb example of Bryce modeling.
geirla, the front docking hatch hand grips will retract when there is something ready to dock with it. That is why you see such a deep collar on the EVA hatch. Thanks for your comment, David
As always you rock!! Excellent!!
the quality of this model is simply staggering
Amazing modelling and detailing...very impressive work!
That a highly detailed bryce model!
Amazing!! WOW !!
Brilliant! Fantastic work, David. Truly inspirational.
You are a master!
Wow. I've messed with bryce only enough to try and imagine how much work this was...I couldn't even count that many pieces. Stunning result.
How do you manage to keep track of all that stuff? You're simply amazing!
O M G awesome and cool. :)
Incredible work!! You have a lot of patience.
Amazing detail David! :)