What Facebook Missed by tallpindo
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
The white parts are the adapters from a Centaur Interplanetary 2nd stage to a Dream Chaser vehicle as originally proposed as a manned vehicle. The silver item is a model of a Centaur I had 3DPrinted based on a 3D digital model I made earlier. With the Trump presidency I have had to assert myself a bit to a void a wholly liberal legal vein in the family. At last!! A realtor! Confidence reins over progress. With the promise of the Centaur my grandson allowed me to 3DPrint the other parts of the space vehicle stack without any decals. The way ahead is long and the Chinese have shown a vehicle with folding wings like the SNC space glider tucked in a shroud. The modelling group at Facebook kicked me out two days before I could show them my model was not just digital.
Comments (5)
It is about 6 inches long in real life. The scale is nonuniform as I was testing both a 2 inch and 4 inch Dream Chaser to match and have no problems with thicknesses and faceting. The booster then is a bit long for the printer's platen.
They got stoned and they missed it. Faceless book?
I don't take selfies. I don't boss well. Most of my work does a deep dive on some comment years ago.
3d print yourself for those days that you do not feel like joining the world. you can blame your counter part for all kinds of things
In the beginning of my making 3D models almost no one had a digital camera. I had a choice in 1995 between a HP Photo PC and a COMPAQ with a free copy of COREL DRAW 5 with a free copy of PhotoPaint. I bought a book to use DRAW5 and how the artists complained! My self I found Beziers as sticky and fussy as line drawing in MSPAINT. A CD writer was $1000.00 extra. So I lost a few models in Poser that made the save 1.46MB on a 1.44MB floppy. I still have the renders.