U.P. Altair Gunboat by Django
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Description
The U.P. Altair is a new generation Gunboat.
A Crew of 4, Pilot, 2 weapon officers and one mechanic are enough
to man one of the U.P.`s most advanced Vehicles.
It has 3 combined ion / nuclear drives engines.
The main advantage tho are its weaponsystems
The M.F.A. (Multi Function Attack) Turret can be fitted with mutliple weapon systems .
In Case of the Altair those are:
2x 40mm armorbreaking machineguns
4x 20mm armorbreajing machineguns
2x Heavy Plasmathrowers.
The R.L.P.D. ( Rotating Laser Perimeter Defence ) System constists of
8 Heavy duty Lasers fitted onto a fast (1000 RPM) rotating disk.
Each Laser is fitted to allow a 90
Comments (7)
Small attack craft are cool. Nice job with the exhaust glow.
VOTE!!! thats about all I can say - I am out of comments - and they all apply to every one of your works. Thanks you for sharing. Dwayne
The designs are terrific, but it does raise a minor question... the sensors seem to be biased to the underside, while the weaponry on the top side... what happens if you need to do both one way or the other? There's also a bit of texture stretching going on here... perhaps you could slap on a separate piece mapped along a different plane to help minimize this. :o)
Hmm Moe .. The upper side is the MFA .. the lower side is the RPLD with the largest Sensor beeing a huge Radarbowl lol , i thought it to be obvious..My mistake hehehe ;)
Nicely sophisticated layout for this image with the main view above and details below. The fades on the smaller images are a nice touch.
Rockin' cool gunboats! Makes me think of PT 109 :) Great formation arrangement also!
Beautiful image. You have created fantastic space.