7.29.2010

Thakrar

After a the first progress photos published in mid May, Rob AKA flickr screen name dasnewton presents the finalized version of his first micro scale capital ship:



Absolute baller. Despite all the angles that make Rob's work so unique, there is a very dynamic, cohesive shape to the model which helps pass it along as a larger vessel than the fighters we're use to seeing form him. One of my favorite details is the armored-looking bridge section, practical but not without flare.

Posted by Erik at 29.7.10

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1 comment:

Jay said...

Very slick. I'm digging the overall form factor.

8/02/2010

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