Blake’s 7: London Prison Ship Part 4

Posted by gmd3d on June 9, 2015

Posted in: Blake's7 London. Tagged: 3d, 3D models, BBC, Blake´s 7 The Liberator, british science fiction, CGI, classic science fiction, Federation London Prison ship, Lightwave 3d models, Lightwave3d, Newtek, Roj Blake, Sci-fi, Science Fiction, Space Ship Designs. 4 Comments

London Continued IV

Getting closer to completing this design and for me! in record time a few weeks, and some of this was taken up with working out the internal layout of the design.. I am happy with the results so far.

UPDATES 15/06/15

4 comments on “Blake’s 7: London Prison Ship Part 4”

evil_genius_180 on June 10, 2015 at 1:17 am said:

Looking awesome, Ger. This definitely has to be one of your fastest builds. 🙂

I thought you upgraded to a newer version of Lightwave. Why are you still using 9.6? Or am I thinking of someone else?

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- gmd3d on June 10, 2015 at 4:34 pm said:
  
  Thanks Chris, I have upgraded to the latest version, but I have been a bit lazy with it, I have set up LW 2015 the way I am use to with additional Plugins I like using when modelling….. I don’t believe one of my favorites Vertibevel works… I have to check on that…
  
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  - evil_genius_180 on June 11, 2015 at 2:06 am said:
    
    Ah, the old “I have it, I just haven’t fully switched to it yet.” I understand. I hope your plugins work. I don’t really use any, so I don’t think upgrading will be an issue for me, if I ever have the money or am inclined to do so. 😉
    
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    - gmd3d on June 11, 2015 at 1:03 pm said:
      
      I plan to start using it very soon…. 🙂
      
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