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This one took as long to model as it did to render. 2:30 modelling, 2:30 rendering. (2 hours, I'm not THAT fast)
I'm sure theres a better way of doing it but this way was more fun. Everything but the floor, the green wires, the turbines and the cyllinders between the turbines and the wings is one object. It started out as a filetted cube. It looked RETARDED at first. I decided to try to find practical, or atleast cool-looking, uses for matrix extrude in cinema 4d. The front part with the yellow lights is a matrix, the purple grid was originally a matrix and the back purple is a grid. Almost everything else is inner extrude without preserve groups and normal extrude.

That cube has a LOT of selection groups. They should really make multiline tag holders for cinema 4d.. yeesh.

Edit: The cube in the bottom right is to represent the basis of everything I did. It shows how I inner extruded and extruded just about every face on the ship then put selection groups on different parts for the texturing.

Description
This one took as long to model as it did to render. 2:30 modelling, 2:30 rendering. (2 hours, I'm not THAT fast)
I'm sure theres a better way of doing it but this way was more fun. Everything but the floor, the green wires, the turbines and the cyllinders between the turbines and the wings is one object. It started out as a filetted cube. It looked RETARDED at first. I decided to try to find practical, or atleast cool-looking, uses for matrix extrude in cinema 4d. The front part with the yellow lights is a matrix, the purple grid was originally a matrix and the back purple is a grid. Almost everything else is inner extrude without preserve groups and normal extrude.

That cube has a LOT of selection groups. They should really make multiline tag holders for cinema 4d.. yeesh.

Edit: The cube in the bottom right is to represent the basis of everything I did. It shows how I inner extruded and extruded just about every face on the ship then put selection groups on different parts for the texturing.