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Published: 2007-05-30 21:43:22 +0000 UTC; Views: 6852; Favourites: 71; Downloads: 239
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Hey you,
who used this in YouTube vid thumbnail, maybe ask next time?
SpaceX Falcon 1
Background texture from NASA...
Made with Blender 3d www.blender3d.org
[Updated]
4 to Orbit! Next F9!
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Comments: 23
THIS IS PRETTY GOOD WORK FOR A 2007 ARTWORK, I LOVE IT
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Wow, so long ago. It's amazing to see how far SpaceX has come. Onward to full reusability, Onward to Mars I say!Β
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Let's hope the Falcon can step up and do the shuttle's job. I have my doubts but hope it will succeed.
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After first Falcon 9 flight and COTS-1 flight, I have no doubt that Dragon can supply ISS. And about Human space flight⦠time will tell.
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I hope you are right, brother. Ad astra!
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great, a very clean and convincing work! good stuff.
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Great work, both yours and SpaceX's.
Sooo looking forward to seeing Dragon launch
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I love Space X, NASA, and Blender. You're awesome lol
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Thanks for the comment and a llama!
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Nahβ¦ itβs really a launch vehicle or space transportation system or carrier rocβ¦ammβ¦ All right it is a rocket
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wow! That's a good blender render! hooray!
Though ~Eesu is right, it should blend more with the bg. I don't even know how to do that myself. But I suggest you blur a lil the bg so as to create a focus on the subject. And add more smokes and dark portions to the thrusters, since it is being lit by the flame itself and the sun (which I suppose is coming from our far left view).
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Thanks for the comments and advice.
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It looks real at first, good job.
Near the thrusters there is a white outline of the model that needs cleaned up.
Need to match the model lighting to the background lighting, move the light source appropriatly, they dont quite work right.
The texturing is great well done, not too glossy, enough roughness.
Model needs to be blended a little better into the background.
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Thanks for comments. I try tweak the lighting and fix that outline.
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In addition... just blur the edges or whatever effect you feel will give it an additional sense of motion no matter how small.
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