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© Gerard Duffy
© Gerard Duffy
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At last I have completed the texturing of the Nautilus and its UV-mapped too, while I am still in the process of understanding it I am happy with the result
© Gerard Duffy
© Gerard Duffy
Next to do is to see how well it can be 3dprinted next week.
(it cannot be 3dprinted a nightmare)
I debated for a while about introducing the “Raker”. but I feel that it would be useful for protecting the Pilot house a little when ramming ships as it is the Nautilus mission when Professor Arranox first encounters Captain Nemo.
None the less, it is nearing it end (thankfully), it is not easy to design at all. to designers out there that visit this blog (if any).. I take my hat of to you.
I don’t have much time for 3d at the moment , but I was able to have a day or so to finished of the dreaded Nuts and Bolts around the Hull, this is not fun and I will not be repeating them any-time soon.
I have added a load of rivets and I can tell you I really don’t like them any more 🙂
Here is my new and latest design, again I am doing the Nautilus but with less attention to Harper Goff’s Disney design and giving a more basic design, It is still in WIP stage and other details need to be worked out..
Slightly longer than the 70 meters length and the 8 meters width as mentioned in the book “Jules Verne, 20000 Leagues Under the Sea”, the extra is taken up by the Spar, Rudder and side Planes, but the shell of the hull is 70 meters.
The Salon is ten meters long, six meters wide, and five meters high.
Gerard
