I.C.A.R.U.S w.i.p by thelordofdragons
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HI everyone,
well just a quicky, ive been making extras for Imperium 2, this is based on the T.V series *Space 1999* and the totally awesome *Eagle* model.
Its a Looooong way to go yet, but at present she weighs in at 4.4 million polys.
Modelled and Matted by myself using nothing but Bryce4 Prims and intersected boleans.
The image is as rendered, i added the logo and the txt in psp, Moon was a 6000 x 6000 sphere with a moon .jpg courtesy of NASA.
Thankyou for taking a look and sorry for my lateness in commenting on your works, ive not been too well but thankfully im getting there.
Thankyou for the get well messages guys :)
All the best
Steve :)
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Comments (12)
this is looking really cool. Especially the redesigned command module. look forward to seeing its completion
looks like you could be rockets on the feet maybe another under the head great modeling it looks very "FunKtional"
Fantastic model! Great lighting, too. Corrie
The Space 1999 Eagle is one of my favorite space vehicle concept designs, dripping with pure functionality -- you've done a credit to that fine design here, excellent work my friend.
Very fine work.
Cool!
Super design work!!! Would make a great "reboot" vehicle for a new take on Space 1999!!!
Looking good
One of my all time favorite shows. Excellent modeling my friend. :)
You modeled this in Bryce 4? WOW man, GREAT job. That couldn't have been easy. I'm seriously impressed by you guys that model in Bryce. Cudos, BIG time.
Great work, i always liked the Eagle class shortrange ship.
Amazing what can be done in Bryce modeling-wise. Congrats on a fine offering!