USS Aries Bridge by ashleytinger
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Going by the logic that a smaller ship will have a smaller crew and more specified needs, a degree of automation was planned into the Aries design and a new bridge set-up was developed and implemented in the Zodiac class. This configuration would soon be deployed to the Saladin class and would be used on several ships in different forms well into the 24 century as a Battle Bridge. While ships much larger would need up to 10 stations on their bridge including the Captain, the Zodiac bridge could smoothly operate with 6 crew including her Captain.
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So yes, this is a minor redress of the Sephora bridge I built and released last year. I had to do some minor graphics changes to reflect the different ship design, none of which can be seen in the shot, which I find hilarious considering I was so concerned the Saladin graphics would show. I literally spent more time editing the graphics than I did posing the characters. >_<
You can find this bridge here on Rederosity in both a Poser and DAZ version through Vanishing Point.
Image Credits:
Figures are Genesis 3 male and Female
Clothing is V4 Courageous and M4 Valiant converted to fit G3
Textures are by JamesJAB
Rendered in DAZ Studio using iRay

Comments (4)
Outstanding !!
Thank you!
a really nice bridge, but to be honest. I did not care for the style of chairs at all. am considering it for purchase; i could always just change the chairs out. Guess i am old school, i like the buttons on the console over that of the touch screens.
Chairs are absolutely able to be changed out ;)
Most impressive bridge! I have kitbashed many over the years, congratulations on your modeling skills!
Thank you! Bit of trial and error and a lot of failures, but it came out really well.
Nicely done.
Thanks!