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Images of available Star Wars models for your 3D rendering. Note that these are not downloads but, where possible, download links will be on the pages. Some are hi-res characters and clothing for G8 and G3 models, some are simple objects such as vehicles. I'm hoping this will be a fairly exhaustive look at both free and premium models available for Star Wars fans.
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I almost forgot this one! I did it between two previous paintings and somehow never got to post it. Perhaps I wasn't satisfied with it. But it's not too bad either. Looks much nicer in reality, as painting often are impossible to photograph.
It's a spaceship, passing Europa, the sixth moon of Jupiter. The ship's design is very much inspired by the hood ornament of 1955 Pontiac Star Chief.
Acrylics on 57x41cm canvas.
It's a spaceship, passing Europa, the sixth moon of Jupiter. The ship's design is very much inspired by the hood ornament of 1955 Pontiac Star Chief.
Acrylics on 57x41cm canvas.
Image size
1280x920px 696.79 KB
Make
Lefranc&Bourgeois
Model
Louvre Acrylic
© 2012 - 2024 Landscape-Painter
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Now, that's a stable spacecraft design. 
It reminds me a bit of the Cosmostrator from the film adaption of Stanislaw Lem's book The Astronauts, but this spacecraft is more torpedo shaped, not as pointy. [link] I don't see any rocket engines- is this ship using some other variety of drive, like a spindizzy, reactionless "field drive", warp nacelles, neutrino rocket, etc. or am I missing a rocket engine in it's tail or nacelles? Generally speaking, rocket ships are wholly incapable of rapid interstellar flight, so if this is a starship of some sort, I would expect it too have some means of propulsion that does not involve ejecting reaction mass. I wish I could see this painting in person, as photographs don't always do paintings justice...
It reminds me a bit of the Cosmostrator from the film adaption of Stanislaw Lem's book The Astronauts, but this spacecraft is more torpedo shaped, not as pointy. [link] I don't see any rocket engines- is this ship using some other variety of drive, like a spindizzy, reactionless "field drive", warp nacelles, neutrino rocket, etc. or am I missing a rocket engine in it's tail or nacelles? Generally speaking, rocket ships are wholly incapable of rapid interstellar flight, so if this is a starship of some sort, I would expect it too have some means of propulsion that does not involve ejecting reaction mass. I wish I could see this painting in person, as photographs don't always do paintings justice...