USS Conviction V1 en V2 3d model
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- Geometriepolygonal
- polygonen180,000
- hoekpunten244,000
- texturesYes
- opgetuigdNo
- AnimatedYes
- Geschikt voor 3D-afdrukNo
- Game Ready (laag poly)No
- UV-gemappedYes
- Onverpakte UV'snone
Omschrijving
USS Conviction made by Andre Tremblay. Hours: around 38 hours span into 2-3 months.
Designed in 3DSmax.
It is a Star Trek fictive ship that would have existed in the Abramsverse around the same time as Enterprise. It is a class Alka-Selsior NCC-1404. The design is a mix of the Enterprise of Abrams, with some more evolution elements like turrets on rails, etc For the fun of it: Crew is around 500. Among notable crew members: the captain is a Dax, and the doctor is Arik Soong.
USS Conviction Version 2
Fix some texture problems. Better naming and put objects in groups. Changed how the neck to the saucer was made to correct modeling problems. Changed the engines design and better placed them, Change the observation bay under the saucer. That version is another zip file that was made in 3dsmax 2016. But it should works fine in other versions, although I couldn't test it.
Designed in 3DSmax.
It is a Star Trek fictive ship that would have existed in the Abramsverse around the same time as Enterprise. It is a class Alka-Selsior NCC-1404. The design is a mix of the Enterprise of Abrams, with some more evolution elements like turrets on rails, etc For the fun of it: Crew is around 500. Among notable crew members: the captain is a Dax, and the doctor is Arik Soong.
USS Conviction Version 2
Fix some texture problems. Better naming and put objects in groups. Changed how the neck to the saucer was made to correct modeling problems. Changed the engines design and better placed them, Change the observation bay under the saucer. That version is another zip file that was made in 3dsmax 2016. But it should works fine in other versions, although I couldn't test it.
Nov 01, 2019
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Feb 15, 2022
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