7 of 7 by Bambam131
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7 of 7
This is the end of the first part in my project the USS Shenandoah. The next part of this series will show the Mars Lander as it prepares for its decent to the planet surface. This model was created in Bryce by me from scratch. The picture was rendered with just ship and planet, all other postwork done in Universe and Photoshop. The image shown here is 60% of the original size. Thanks again for taking the time to view and comment on my work.
David

Comments (16)
......vote...... Excellent...!!!
Very good. The perspective is realistic (as hard as that is to do in space with no atmosphere) and the model is very believable.
Hi David. Cool to see the front of this huge vessel. I'm really impressed by the way the clouds and fog lays in the canyons and blows across the terrain. I see this is the last installment of the Shenandoah. Looking forward to a peak at your next project. Have you already started it? Well, if it wasen't for you I'd still be dabbling in this genre and that and never settled on what I've come to love doing. Building space ships!! Awesome image. vote
One of the best of this series as it gives a great view of your incredible model. Excellent and a vote!
I can't believe that there aren't more comments. This is a great series.... it surely gets my vote
Amazing as always!
Good one! Great POV!
What a view--and what a great series!! I always know I have a treat in store when I see the ebot notification in my mail!
Excellent work, again. Thanks for the inspiration. I look forward to your next series. VOTE
very nice POV on this stunning and plausible spacecraft design
Impresive bryce model. V
awsome scale, perspective and compostion....
Dang, that's one sweet model! And to think it was all created in Bryce - a truly wonderful accomplishment.
Wow, that model is awesome...also love the surface of the planet...wow.
WOWZA!!! I hold a great respect for all brycers that do this kind of modeling. I don't hink they get enough praise. Here's mine! :-)
Whatever you make you make it excellently. well done my friend.