Human Starships Size Comparison by dcmstarships
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Description
Here is a size comparison chart for the vessels in my series of Human large exploration starships for the "Fellowship of Star-Faring Sentients" universe. Designs 5, 7, 8, and 9 are complete while Designs 1, 2, 3, and 4 are projects in progress. Design 6 has yet to get beyond the concept stage. Science Fiction artist Jeff D. Robb did the line art for Design 6.
Comments (11)
Nice layout of your work! One thing I always wonder about looking at your work as well as the other starship modelers in the TS gallery is how this stuff would get built. In orbit - piece at a time I should think... Anyway what I'm saying is it would be cool to see something that shows the phasing of a ship's construction. Thanks for your post!
I didn't realize they were quite that big. Great comparrison chart!
Nice view. One thing, though: you seem to have inverted Saturn 5 (C) and Discovery (B).
Excellent detailled stuff!!!They are huge!!!!!
Awesome work! I wish the images were a bit clearer, like, as clean as the line/wire images? But it's still an interesting display...
I like it. I have an idea what size these things are supposed to be. All the ships I have done in the past are the size of a C-130. I think the Saturn V is only a bit over 100m.
Now that is a good idea its almost got a "historical"feeling to it
Very interesting chart, David!
Thanks for all the comments everybody! I will see what I can do about some of items you all brought up. Your continued support for my artwork is deeply appreciated. :-)
Nice Schematicism David.
Neat image, David! Awesome cool detail and scaling!