Reaver Ship by Eromanric
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Description
What do you do on a long plane flight...? I play around with polygons....
This is what I do when trapped on an airliner for 12 hours on one day and 10 hours on another....
Flying to Japan could have it's benefits....
This time I built a Reaver ship...Them Goram Reavers is nasty folks.
With the limited references out there, and the fact this was all done on a notebook touch pad, I suppose it could be much worse.....
My version still needs alot of tweaking....More dirt, dents, hull tears, creepy lighting, etc. the refs and screen caps I have are not great, but for 22 hours of work on a crammed 747.... eh...
I was working primarily from the original prodution schematic. After getting home and looking at the video I can see where changes were made.
Comments (13)
Excellent work. Great modeling and texturing.
Really cool.Love the texturing and the paint job.
Hey, that thing's running without shielding..... nice work.
Wow, every view offers interesting details... you did a fine job !!! I'm waiting for you next flight ;-)
Anywhich way round, its very cool
Very nice, I look forward to a recreation of the pilot episode.
Excellent modeling and texture work.
Outstanding work! We should stuff you on to long haul flights more often. :o) This deserves a vote.
Nice work,grea texturing!
I intend to finish this up in the next few months with mor grundge and detailing....
cool ship!
this looks great - did you ever finish it? And the next question of course is.... is it available? Would look good with a couple of skeletons strapped to the front! And where do you get your hands on the original schematics? So many questions - I am just immersed in the Firefly DVD's at the moment and have a lot of catching up to do:)
Damn that's impressive. I certainly hope you plan to do more with this. It is waaaaaaaaay cool.