Imperial Lambda-shuttle

[kizoku]

Never mind then :/ no one ever tells me anything about my models.. *cry* :P

[Jeff Dux]

Sorry but perhaps you should post better pictures.
Light them better so we can actually see some details. post a wireframe, post some details about it (what software you used, what renderer....)
I promise you if you´ll post better pics you´ll get more c&c

JDX

[RobertoOrtiz]

My advice is to detail the hell out of the model.

Try to make the cg model to look as much as possible like the real life model.

I would pay special attention on how ILM did the lighting and camera set ups for the model.

Here is some reference:

http://www.shawnbaxe.esmartguy.com/img/shuttle.jpg

http://www.galacticempiredatabank.com/LambaShuttle1a.jpg
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Lakes/4818/imperial_shuttle.jpg
http://www.theforce.net/swtc/lambda.html
http://users.skynet.be/tswc/shuttle.html

-R

[kizoku]

Thanks a lot for the ideas, I'll think about that next time :D

[kizoku]

By the way, the links are great! Thanks again.

[Coaster]

Ah, the finest spaceship ever. This was the first model I ever built, and yours looks better than mine ever did! Looks pretty spot on to me, although I reckon you're side intake blister thingys are too cylindrical at the moment, and the cockpit could maybe be wider and flatter with less taper towards the front.

A lot of the reference on the web is of the plastic kit, the nose on this kit is far more tapered than it appears in the movie, but as Roberto pointed out the camera angle affects this.

I'm pretty sure this is a genuine movie model.

http://homepage.mac.com/evon/starwars/Images/6.jpg (http://homepage.mac.com/evon/starwars/Images/6.jpg)

[kizoku]

And right you are! I'm gonna improve it to something like that, anyday now actually :P thanks by the way :)

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