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A beautyifull ship!!
JL jla### [at] technologist com
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Nice pic! I am always fond of the original Enterprises (this one and the
older one).
Cman
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J.L wrote in message <36d2ac63.0@news.povray.org>...
>A beautyifull ship!!
>
>JL jla### [at] technologistcom
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"Colorman (Kraxmel)" wrote:
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> Nice pic! I am always fond of the original Enterprises (this one and the
> older one).
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> Cman
I thought 1701-A was the first. Which older one do you refer to ?
to J.L.
I like that picture very much and the details are modelled fine.
In the engine part it looks somewhat plastic, possibly you could apply
that worn metal texture to it ?
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As Scotty said, "No bloody A, B, C, or D!" :)
GrimDude
vos### [at] arkansasnet
Karsten Senz wrote in message <36D3AF9E.85E719AB@wi-bw.tfh-wildau.de>...
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>"Colorman (Kraxmel)" wrote:
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>> Nice pic! I am always fond of the original Enterprises (this one and the
>> older one).
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>> Cman
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>I thought 1701-A was the first. Which older one do you refer to ?
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>to J.L.
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>I like that picture very much and the details are modelled fine.
>
>In the engine part it looks somewhat plastic, possibly you could apply
>that worn metal texture to it ?
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>In the engine part it looks somewhat plastic, possibly you could apply
>that worn metal texture to it ?
The front hole is the deflector, the engine is rear. Change the camera a check
it.
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I'am sure I said the engine part. I don't want to cut and past a part of
your image, so the area I mean is 607;38 to 786;139. Maybe it's a model
and so it is ok when it looks plastic.
And what about some stars ? Or a planet ?
"J.L" wrote:
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> >In the engine part it looks somewhat plastic, possibly you could apply
> >that worn metal texture to it ?
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> The front hole is the deflector, the engine is rear. Change the camera a check
> it.
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The older one (number escapes me) had round engines. (remember the TV
series)
Cman
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Karsten Senz wrote in message <36D3AF9E.85E719AB@wi-bw.tfh-wildau.de>...
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>"Colorman (Kraxmel)" wrote:
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>> Nice pic! I am always fond of the original Enterprises (this one and the
>> older one).
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>> Cman
>
>I thought 1701-A was the first. Which older one do you refer to ?
>
>to J.L.
>
>I like that picture very much and the details are modelled fine.
>
>In the engine part it looks somewhat plastic, possibly you could apply
>that worn metal texture to it ?
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Oh yea, this is left "nacelle" whit texture metacrilate (like plastic or glass)
from original model.
--------------------------------------cut --------------------------------------
#declare NewMidnightBlue = color red 0.00 green 0.00 blue 0.61;
#declare Black = rgb 0;
#declare Nacelle_interior_texture = texture {
gradient <0 1 0>
specular 1
roughness 0.01
color_map {
[0 0.5 color NewMidnightBlue color Black]
[0.5 1 color Black color NewMidnightBlue]
}
scale <0.15 0.15 0.15>
}
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Ok a planet...
>I'am sure I said the engine part. I don't want to cut and past a part of
>your image, so the area I mean is 607;38 to 786;139. Maybe it's a model
>and so it is ok when it looks plastic.
>And what about some stars ? Or a planet ?
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>"J.L" wrote:
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>> >In the engine part it looks somewhat plastic, possibly you could apply
>> >that worn metal texture to it ?
>>
>> The front hole is the deflector, the engine is rear. Change the camera a
check
>> it.
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'T was on Tue, 23 Feb 1999 14:23:46 +0100,
that J.L wrote:
> A beautyifull ship!!
Yes. Nice... But it does have an uncanny similarity with Ville Saari's
'Big E'. Judge for yourself...
Phoenix
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