Cool

awesome ship. i would suggest to put a fighter bay in it with some small fighters that would be cool.

I Like The Color Combo, The Blue Is Just The Right Shade.

well thats interesting...

HEY !! with a good picture.... it changes everything !! very cool !!!

No problemo!

Yeah I have been busy. I have been experimenting alot with different colors and light effects. Ill try to make another with the smaller ship that actually sounds alot better. Thanks for the pointer.

Ah, another photoshopped pic! You've been busy! This one is a little tricky because of the background, and the lighting direction differences. It might be interesting to make the ship about half the size, and get it away from that asteroid with the shockwave. The wing gets a little confused over there, I think. Does that make sense?

Woo. Awesomeness. Really nice shape.

LOL thanks for the pointer. Now that you mention it. It would be a big target.

very good design, but i dont think it would be very practical in a battle, that massive side area presents a huge target lol.

Interesting. Check out some of my large ships in my Star Wars folder if you are looking for building ideas and techniques. I don't use photoshop and stick with pretty simplistic photography though.

Hey thanks for the input it has helped alot. One other question I had for you. I'm trying to get into design for lego. I still need alot of work but is there a direction you can point me towards? Right now the best I have is growing my portfollio. Thanks again.

WOW !!! That's a very good and nice ship !! well done with the color and I love the shape !!

I use Gimp, it's free online. There's a photo editing group if you're interested: http://www.mocpages.com/group.php/13655 There's a very brief instruction in the First Victim conversation. That should get you started!

Hey Thanks alot for all the pointers. Ill do my best to use them on my next build. I should have my next ship on my site with in a few days. Thanks again.

What a monster! Looks great, Dude!

I'm trying to get better in that area as well, so I can't advise too much. I would say study the pictures of some of your favorite builders mainly. Cole Blaq is a great study. I'd also suggest Brian Kescenovitz, and Mr. Xenomurphy also, especially if you like photoshopped stuff. I will say that my picture quality increased a bunch when I found the SuperMacro (and also how to adjust the exposure) setting on my camera, also it's pointless to upload a fuzzy photo, but it seems like you already know that. Lighting is important, and you can spice things up by picking a background that's complimentary, or by adding some photoshop to it, seems like your lighting and background is fine to me though too. Anyway, hope you get it, I'd be interested to know if you found anything that really helped you out.

Hey Thanks for the welcome. Yeah it's been awhile since I've made a model. It is way to busy I agree. There really is no Story behind it yet, only that many of my designs come from my book I was writing, Scifi of course. Just picked up a old stetch that I drew and started creating. One question I really need to be answered is taking photo's of models. How do you get the best quality photo's?

Nice debut Moc! I'm very envious of the blue hose. What is the story behind this? Did it win an award? I could understand that. I really like the front nose section. The overall shape of the upper rear is good, but it looks a little busy to me. I think mainly it has to do with the color scheme and where you are choosing to put them. I hope that's not too harsh for your second comment. Keep up the good work!