looks quite good... what program were you using?

Thanks. I used Cinema 4D.

*chuckles* thought so.. looked familiar ^^ even though i have no clue on how to get the texture on my models there.. anyway i couldn t try it right now, as my "good" pc has died about a month ago and this pile of junk here ain t useable for more than surfing and email

And how the hell do you deduce that it looks 'familiar'?

for i use the very same program - thats why... perhaps an unlucky choice of words on my part ^^

So I have seen on your account, but how is it possible for you to differentiate models between programs? It could have been made on 3DS Max, or XSI, or Zbrush, or Maya, or other such programs.

i cannot for sure.. its rather some sort of weird intuition i have at times - i know, if done properly you cannot really tell what program is used especially after there are textures on the model

Killer stuff, very PW.

nods yea very nice work, are you still thinking about doing one on mine?

It slipped my mind completely.

The thing about that ship is, I'm worried I won't be able to do it justice, as to do a real ship, as opposed to a ship based off real designs, is a lot more difficult, and I would not want to make an inaccurate model and cause offence.

thats ok it was just a wait and see thing on my ship so you think you dont feel you can o it thats fine by me I under stad why I would do the same thing.

Interesting craft. Definitely seems like she's seen some better days. The watchtower on top is a nice touch. Really if you wanna do good post-apoc like that you should try adding some stuff like that that doesn't necessarily belong. Like whoever put it together is using whatever scraps they can find to get it working. Watch Waterworld for some good examples heh.

Still altogether an good piece of work, the environment is what really sells the post-apoc.