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Ah, well. I guess my streak of never, ever visiting MySpace had to end sometime.
As a fan video, that's definitely quite attractive. But if that's supposed to be a stealth leak of preproduction footage from the upcoming movie, then I'll be highly disappointed. It's cool-looking, but it's too much of a departure from the original.
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I had actually already seen that footage about a month ago somewhere, but I didn't think it was actual movie footage so I didn't say anything. I still don't think it is. But it was nice.
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This isn't from the upcoming movie. It was done by a gentleman named Gabriel Koerner, who works professionally as a 3D artist for Zoic (I believe he did the mesh for the new Viper on Battlestar Galactica).
The thread you're thinking of Dukhat is over at scifi-meshes.com, where he showed off this beautiful model as he was developing it. While some may not like the model as a replacement for the classic vessel, the design and the "art" of it is truly amazing.
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quote:The thread you're thinking of Dukhat is over at scifi-meshes.com
Yeah, you're probably right. I often surf that site with drool hanging off the side of my mouth when looking at the amazing works of art I can only dream of doing myself. I especially like Vektor's stuff.
BTW, welcome to the forum!
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Well nobody said this was for the movie although I wonder if the original creator made or if someone else just used to make this movie.
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