Out to launch.... by neiwil
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Finally we get to see the back of this! Time to move on....
Space City is a Bryce file originally available here...
http://www.fortunecity.com/tatooine/andersen/249
However it appears to be a dead link, unless anyone knows where to find it now ???
Comments (11)
Heh Heh - very nice perspective. There's nothing wrong with viewing rear ends once in a while mate! I think this spacecraft is great - very fifties/sixties but still cool - am I describing you as well? :)
Ye'gods this is fantastic mate. Lovely detail Neil this is something really special :) You coud try looking around here.. http://www.aiai.ed.ac.uk/~bat/GA/ga-craft.html More and more of these please :)
A swell take-off ramp just like the ones used for the V1s. I like the image layout - the buildings vertical sets off the rocket and launch ramp beautifully. Nice job with the fog in the distance, blurring the view of the end of the ramp. You, or Tailspin at the controls? Must be you - can't see you trusing this old memory to him! Keep up the good work! :-)
I remember Fireball XL-5 fondly from my youth (I used to build the ship out of Lego at the time), but had forgotten about both the launch-ramp and the control tower on the old TV show until I saw this! It's one of the first TV shows I ever remember watching as a child. Thanks for the trip down memory lane!
Cool image it is begging for smoke, fire and ANIMATION!
Wicked,nice to see this from the business end... a fantastic render!
Also, try here - good place for 'dead links' - http://archive.org/web/web.php
Excvellent image and models. Corrie
I KNOW THAT BUILDING!!! Is that sad? lol This is cool and really sends tingles down my spine! Coolness mate! More! Bring it on! Rob
I loved to watch this adventure as a kid! I think it's what gave me my lifelong love of sci-fi....this and Dan Dare or course. Oh and Supercar, Stingray, Thunderbirds...to name just a few.
Cleared for VFR takeoff on Rail 27. When leaving the atmosphere switch frequency to 122.4 for final directions to the moon. Well done Neil!