The Art of Boolean (Part XXIV) Wire-frame & Final by Bambam131
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The Art of Boolean (Part XXIV) Wire-frame & Final render!
This model shows the EVA Airlock for my new spaceship the USS Independence, the model was created in Bryce 5 from scratch, all concepts and designs by me. I have been asked how I build my models; first and foremost you have to decide on a scale for your project. I myself choose the largest part of the models demission first than work down from there (this sets a limit as to the size of the project and keeps things manageable). The reason I can add so much detail is because I build in sections than save those parts to my user object library. I than put all the parts together to assembly that part of the model (crew quarters, command module, engine, etc
Comments (7)
An awesome piece of work - and also absolutly gorgeous!! Beautiful forms and proportions and luscious light!
Great work again! Please let me know how you did the door border I can never get multi replicate to do that!
This is fantastic! Makes me wish I had Bryce so I could beg you for the model. :) This is one serious air lock.
Dave, you don't happen to work for N.A.S.A. do you? As always, this is exceptional work. Very functional looking, and logical in design.
MY GOD! It would probably kill me if I tryed to model something like this in bryce! You must be very good in math and have a lot of time on your hands! BTW Great Job....
I've ran out of different words to use on your pics. Just great, great work!
I never could make myself use Bryce for modeling...this is awsome...and in Bryce... Congrats once again.