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Published: 2004-06-18 20:02:53 +0000 UTC; Views: 6404; Favourites: 88; Downloads: 363
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Here's the fusion core in most of it's glory. I decided just to finish the inner part and forget about the surrounding area. Anyway, this powerplant is called a Ceilus Reactor and is used to power forges used to make single piece ship hulls. The reactor is very powerful and is really in a class by itself. It has 4 fusion chambers and 8 incoming fuel injection units. This much power is needed in order to keep the forges fully powered without powersurges or drops in power so that temperatures are kept stable and the forged metal doesn't crack or warp under thermal stress.This has been in progress for quite a while now, mainly because I lost interest in it. So for the last 5 weeks I've worked on it on and off. I hope you guys like it though
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love every peice of it, cant resist the temptation, ive gotta start modelling this one right away! lol very nice!
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I love that it looks like each part has its purpose and would work. Nice job!
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your perspective and lighting are really really good
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Wow... I'm soo jealous! I want to beable to draw space ships and robots soooo badly and I absoloutly suck at them. 
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I know that everyone loves the detail, but to portrey the size of these objects you could put even more in. If you want of course.
at the moment it could just be a close-up of a micro battery. - provided the number wasnt there. and something else like another one man craft would help too.
I like it though, good work.
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I thought about doing a few ships running around, but I was getting bored with the picture so I decided just to call it complete. Thanks though
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Wow, thanks for the +fav, means a lot coming from the Mechwarrior lol.
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lol! Really it's good though man!
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By the matrix... its beautiful
You nailed the lighting down perfectly. I agree with Ixat about the straight lines... but why should I complain, I rarely use it myself 
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Off the top of my head...the core cylindar is about 30-40ft long. The height from the bottom beam to the top is about 100-150ft.
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yay great work... and seems very complicated too... i woudn't like to be in the maintenance team
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Lol, yea. Actually the core (the cylindar in the middle) is the only part that needs to be replaced. The spaceship would be made so that it automatically ejected the core and then a team comes and grabs it and then puts a new one in. In this picture the core is in the process of being ejected.
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AAARRRGGHH!!! wish i could draw sci-fi art like you. Excellent work, the details is mind blowing
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You bitch! This is awesome!!! Great detail, and you really nailed the lighting - it looks like a processed photo from the thumbnail. Only suggestion is that maybe you should look into using a ruler for your straight lines... nothing screams "n00b!" in a tech design like uneven lines. If you don't like the overly sanitized look of those, you can just draw the line with a ruler and then trace it once again by hand, to make it look "homemade". That's a trick I use pretty often.
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Thanks man, I'll keep that in mind.
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OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOh damn. Nicely done. Very nicely done. +fav.
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wow O_O
how do you do those tech drawing? so much details...
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