Now I think I’m just spoiling you all.
Another redux done. This time the Cheyenne Class. Old one also added for comparison. Its from 2009. I think I’ve come a LONG way.
Calling this one done!
Alejandro, I’ll be e-mailing you a PDF of it soon 🙂
Yes, it is indeed the New Orleans class.
I previously did one around 2009. But as my abilities are far more advanced now, I felt it time to re-do it. Also, it was next on the To-Do list
The winner is :
Alejandro Amezcua |
Well, not really, but I’m not going to make it easy for you and just tell you what class of ship is getting my tender loving care.
Here is a preview, I’ve pretty much finished the shuttle bay.
First one to correctly identify the class get their own MSD of it with their own name and registry of choice, once I’m done. I doubt it is too difficult.
You were all very kind when I announced a hiatus due to the early arrival of my son.
Well, I thought you deserved an update. He’s home and doing super well. A very precious 2140 grams, that’s 4 lb and 11.4863 oz for all of you ex colonists out there 😉
He spent a total of 82 days nigh on quadrupling his weight in hospital before he was allowed home.
Here he is, wrapped up and ready to go family visiting
Some of you might have seen the buzz about the Krakatoa class on forums and trek groups on the book of face.
I entered the art comp they were running and did an MSD for it. I won 🙂
A few nights ago I felt the need to fiddle with my new Picard Series 2+3 LCARS… also quickly becoming known as LCARS2.
So I did this….. Enjoy
I know I said I would be taking a break, but things are going remarkably well with the little Ensign and I have unexpectedly found myself with some time during the day between hospital visits to unwind. And I do that best by tinkering with my graphics
So, here we go, the first MSD for 2024, a Springfield Class. I based the deck count purely on the rows of windows on the model (prior to being battle damaged) and added a little artistic license. This size make for me sense to me.
I put all the known troublesome points like the warp core, matter and anti-matter components in the pod, thinking that in the event of some sort of catastrophic failure, the entire pod could be jettisoned f need be.
The impulse engines are attached to the primary hull. A lot of mission sensors and equipment is also in the pod.
Despite what a certain number of people might want you to believe, Axanar is still being produced and made ready for public consumption. Here’s an official behind the scenes look.
Show the haters they are wrong by watching and liking 🙂
Valued fans, all three of you, I will be taking a break from all this LCARS and graphics malarkey for a bit.
I intended to post this in March of 2024, however, the reason for it has decided he just couldn’t wait.
I have just become a father, 12 weeks earlier than was expected. Little sprout is doing fine but we have to remain cautious. Unfortunately, he’s in a hospital 60 minutes drive away from home, so I spend most of my time travelling and being there, then come home, sleep and repeat.
I’ll pick up again when things settle. But this might not happen until March/April 2024.
So, do not be alarmed if you do not see any updates or posts here. I’m just very busy!
Here is a larger copy of a very popular MSD. You can make out more details. Enjoy
Also, help a dude out… https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/LCARSGFXUK