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One thirty AM in the morning appears to be when I am most productive with 3D Studio.

This is my most current WIP model, the VAL-141 Typhoon fighter, which I am modelling as a visual reference for a sci-fi novel I am currently writing.

Added:

- Hammerhead anti-fighter missiles*
- Textures (hooray!)
- Scramjet intake armor drapes
- weapons mounting pylon rack assys.
- Ventral sensors/ECM package under nose
- Aft heat exhanger units
- Ren nose art (Steeempy you eeediot!)

*Before you say "Gee those missiles look really wacky..." think for a second about why a ship-to-ship missile - in space - would be extremely difficult to maneuver using the typical thrust-from-the-rear design used down here in the atmosphere.

Instead, imagine you have thrust pulling the missile from the nose, with a gimballed thruster at the rear to steer. Make sense?

Description
One thirty AM in the morning appears to be when I am most productive with 3D Studio.

This is my most current WIP model, the VAL-141 Typhoon fighter, which I am modelling as a visual reference for a sci-fi novel I am currently writing.

Added:

- Hammerhead anti-fighter missiles*
- Textures (hooray!)
- Scramjet intake armor drapes
- weapons mounting pylon rack assys.
- Ventral sensors/ECM package under nose
- Aft heat exhanger units
- Ren nose art (Steeempy you eeediot!)

*Before you say "Gee those missiles look really wacky..." think for a second about why a ship-to-ship missile - in space - would be extremely difficult to maneuver using the typical thrust-from-the-rear design used down here in the atmosphere.

Instead, imagine you have thrust pulling the missile from the nose, with a gimballed thruster at the rear to steer. Make sense?