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AndrewR
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Member # 44

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what do you think?

I would love if someone made this 3d...

anyways

toodle-oo

Andrew

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First of Two
Better than you
Member # 16

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I think It's a highly interesting concept.

However, they usually need at LEAST a top, front, and side view before attempting 3D.

Keep plugging!

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AndrewR
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Member # 44

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some more Tholian antics

ok thats a tholian web spinner from TOS

thats just a spinner to go with the mother ship.

that is a variant on the mother ship

thoughts?

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Michael Dracon
aka: NightWing or Altair
Member # 4

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Looks good!!

I like the first mothership better.

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Bernd
Guy from Old Europe
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I would like to see a side view (if the shown one is the top view). I assume the outer ring is rather flat, and the core is raised, but very angular, maybe some kind of pentagon pyramid (too lazy to look up the exact mathematical description of such a body).

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Federation Shipmaster
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You don't always need three views to draw it in 3D. You sometimes need only two. Want examples?

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