Voyage of HMS Babbage by karl.garnham1
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Hello Everyone at Renderosity
Merry Christmas to everyone hope you all have a great christmas. I have been working on this Space Craft since I got this Mac last christmas it is named after one of my Computer idols Charles Babbage. and 2 of his engines power the ship The difference engine no2 (the first Computer with inbuilt printer) and the Analytical Engine (the first computer to work on its own via a steam engine (also known as steam punk in Japan). and The Indifference engine (my own design meant to look similar to the Cern Collider. Hms Babbage is a Solar Graveyard in a way because the ship is decorated with old computer from the past. it can travel at 190,000 Miles an hour in under 5 minutes. The Engines Convert different elements into Anti Matter and matter and collide them together for a controlled Big bang that gives the ship enormous speed and agility.
I am Dedicated this to my Parakeet who died a few weeks ago I miss him terribly.
All Comments Welcome
Karl

Comments (6)
Fantastic image and modeling! I am sorry about your parakeet. :-( Corrie
Thanks Corrie Glad you like the HMS Babbage Abe is probably laughing that the ship he saw me making all year has been dedicated to him. Merry Christmas Karl
nice ship good work
Thanks rocdan The Whole ship is made from 431184 Polygons and Made in Bryce 6.3
Good work on this, the effort you put into it really shows.
Thanks Wblack This ship was built for moving animals and people away from the dying sun it has 3 Engines the difference, Indifference and Analytical Engines power it but they are Nuclear rather than Mechanical. Cheers Karl