GALLATICA - 2004 by zapper1977
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---- HERE IS ANOTHER SHOT ----
Her I am waiting till BattleStar Gallactica comes out in 2004
Well couldn't wait so I am starting to get a few scenes together
Well my lighting is terrible and the textures could be better
But I have not posted in a long time so I did a rush job on this one
The Space dock I built
The BattleStar Gallactica Is Like Some Person's I downloaded along time ago, arg cant find the original file, I hate that arggg
Well any way it was 3DS format, and no Textures. And the model was a complete mess when I loaded it into LW, I spent well over 2 months fixing the messed up polys, and redid about 45% of the model itself.
And I am not done with the model of the Gallactica it has a long way to go getting all the poys correct this is the good side and at 350,000 polys and climbing its getting bigger.
I just need to get G2 by Worley Labs to the lighting better, saving the pennys now.
Thanks for viewing
-------> BATTLESTAR GALLACTICA 2004 <-------
Comments (6)
I salute you on the restoration job! I know how that goes, you did a fantastic job and I love the floating drydock (my dad was in the Navy) Happy texturing and God bless!
VERY COOL DUDE VERY COOL INDEED
Good to see some non standard space pics - i.e.e the drydock. Good lighting.
Looks really good! :o)
ooohhh...nice lighting on the ship ;o)
This is an amazing model, excellent my friend! If there was any comment to be made about this picture, I would say, try making the Vipers smaller to give a better impression of scale to the rest of the image. The models are very impressive, and believe me I know how hard it is to give a sense of scale. Top notch presentation! ;-)