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Just my Borg-like sense of humor. Were you offering to help with modelling? If so, what is your application, and specialty (persons, ships, etc?).
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3dcafe.com has lots of models in dxf format. Of varying quality of course. I just had a thought. Paramount released "D" prints after TNG went off the air. How do we know that they don't have Voyager prints ready to go after the Big V goes off the air? Not that this affects Dave's plans, as they are probably better anyway.
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Recently changed prog from Truespace to 3d Studio Max, still trying to work my way arond the prog but Im getting there. Never tried modelling figures so Id have to say Im better at ships, components etc [I did 2 ships from the ASDB site]. Oh not tried any animation yet.
So basically Id be able to back up the other 2? modellers.
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Zor Prime: Upon consideration, I've decided I don't care whether they do or not. Judging by their previous licensed efforts, we'll still have a niche among the hard-core Tech fans. (you know, the ones who have color vision, and can't read text inverted...) [that was nasty Dave]
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That wasnt meant to be read nastily, I meant I could back up the other modellers [not sure how many 3D modellers you have] Sorry if anyone was offended.
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A guy who goes by the name of Sarod at SFA created an Intrepid model, which, from what I've read garnered praise from Rick Sternbach. I think his mesh is available for download somewhere.
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I have a huge diagram/images of a 3D model of the Intrepid Class on my site, Dave. It was emailed to me about a year and a half ago, by somebody on the web. I have since lost contact with them. The name of the fellow was an Indian one (not American Indian, the other Indian), it may be the one of which you speak. Check it out on my site, on my Explorer's Page via the link below.
As for D-S, you are already a member, man. Is this Dave Smith? All the ASDB Members were incorporated into the Strategic Design and Tactical Group. I will email you the page and password. Bernd and Dave are working on a new site, due out shortly, I believe.
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