The SC-800 has a little sister... by fireangel
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Description
Yep, meet the SC-400 alongside its larger sister ship. The SC-800 I already introduced, it's an eight seat flyer, the model introduced in the year 2260. The SC-400, being less than half the price, was much more popular and still appealed to people who wanted a prestige brand. The SC-400 was introduced in the year 2252 and was a huge success for Sindusan Aerospace Corporation, rapidly becoming the most popular luxury four seat flyer on all of the core worlds and many of the independent colony worlds. The corporation had a problem in the first year as they were unable to produce enough SC-400s to meet demand, but they rapidly scaled production with more than seventy new factories built before the end of 2254 just to produce the SC-400.
Having a lot of fun with these. The smaller craft actually took longer to make, as I made a few errors during construction in Blender and putting right those errors was annoyingly tricky. The two models have the same set of controls in their Blender armatures, and the remaining models in this series (at least five more are coming) will also have the same set of controls in them. This will make it easy to use them for still image making or animation as once you learn your way around one model the controls on all of them are then familiar. For the first two models the only user is going to be me, but I hope to put the remainder of the series onto the Blender market at some stage.
I'll post some images of the stock colours and some of the custom paint jobs before I go to bed.
#science-fiction, #flyer, #transport, #transportation, #futuristic

Comments (3)
Mighty fine!
Thank you, I am having a lot of fun with this series.
Strangely, so am I ;-)
Thanks for letting me know, I'm glad to read such comments!
Excellent little machine. I really want one. :-)
Oh, if these things were real they would be a dream come true! Near silent, self piloting so no tests to pass, battery powered and capable of reaching low Earth orbit if you buy the space-going versions. Sign me up!