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Published: 2012-01-31 23:04:08 +0000 UTC; Views: 41806; Favourites: 591; Downloads: 915
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Been playing a lot of Star Wars: The Old Republic recently and had a hankering to draw some spaceships. This is a pretty basic freighter (maybe a courier - it does have pretty big engine blocks).Related content
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Hey, I was wondering if it would be cool if I used this ship design for a star wars fanfic I'm writing?
If not I understand, I would give full credit where credit is do
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Yeah, it's no problem as long as there's attribution.
Thanks for asking!
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When you use attribution do mean credit you or something else?
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Oh yeah, just crediting me. Thanks for checking.
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just uploaded my sketch if your interested
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i have a little design i sketched, would you be interested in doing a version of it like this?
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I like this design quite a bit. Β Looks to me as if the engine blocks themselves are mounted on a pivot point. Β (The cylindrical parts underneath them.)
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Thanks! The parts underneath are intended more as fuel storage or similar, but if you'd like to imagine them pivoting, I won't stop you
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Nfeyma,
You don't happen to have any orthographic projections of this beauty do you?
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Alas, I do not. It was drawn from scratch as you see it - I never got around to doing other views or anything like that. At least one person has modified it and created deckplans, which might help a bit?Β
-edit- link to the modified version below:
samize.deviantart.com/art/Starβ¦
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Usually Photoshop or Clip Studio. Sometimes I sketch out a very rough outline before scanning it in and inking it digitally. Some of the older ones are pen-and-ink, though.
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Probably a bit smaller than the Millennium Falcon, but with a similar amount of usable space since it's got a more conventional rectangular layout.
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May I use this photo for an OC? I'll give credit.
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I'm really not in tune with Star Wars pricing, but it's probably a bit more expensive than a stock YT-1300.
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If you were going to put this ship up for sale, would you consider me the new owner?
All of my ideas keep getting taken by others.
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If you're talking about sale for real money, then no - as this was a drawing I did for myself, I'd prefer to keep the rights to it.
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Great painting. You come up with a new ship. If I may, I nominate my classification of your vehicle:
1. Given the characteristic details of the ship, such as a bridge, acting "keel", as, for example, the Consular-class cruisers, docking gates on both sides, like a Corellian corvette and a very large motors at the rear, I think the taco ship could only be by Corellian shipyards.
2. Weak arms - just one gun average power and it seems that only the exchange rate. That is, it does not turn and shoot only in the direction you looking bridge.
3. Engines - apparently, your ship is very large air intakes, which means that there must be powerful, but prone to overheating of the jet engine. Because there is no air in space, I think that your boat will be correctly classified as high-speed suborbital shuttle.
But I am not a professional and I just shared my opinion.))
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Very inspirational. Would you allow me to utilize this ship for my TOR Trooper, ICly? I love the design, and I've been looking for a ship style for him that isn't... typical. Thanks again!
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As long as it is for personal use, go ahead.
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Completely! And I will makes sure to give credit back here when asked. :3 Thank you so much! It just fits the look I was going for, and I'm so tired of having similar ships... ICly, this will be perfect!
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Google sketchup?
This is a meaty piece of kit!
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Thanks! No Google sketchup here, though. Just regular digital linework.
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Really? Shit! You are excellent!!!
I love the detail here - and I bet she would look superb coloured!!
What program did you use?
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I laid out the basic shapes with pencil and paper. The rest is Photoshop linework.
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Try Highlighting the Cut lines on the ship it will give it that last kapow to your execellent design
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Yeah, the shading is pretty... lazy. The lines took a while and I rushed through the rest of the process.
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Nice, could see one of my characters flying that.
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