Trekmeshes.eu

It is amazing. Raul is an awesome 3D modeler, and very generous to donate his time on my project for the 2nd year in a row with so many others competing for his help.

Ans it goes quiet....

I can very much see your point Raul, and I have personally very much enjoyed watching your skills and imagination become part of this ship design.
But at the very least, a reaction to your post would be appropriate.

For what it's worth, I thought you were working towards a really great original design!

To me, the detail is amazing and very appealing .

Erik_Timmermans wrote: I thought you were working towards a really great original design!

So did I. I couldn't help but show each WIP to friends and family, I was so impressed. My dad sells cars for a living and he's always been interested in industrial design. He was really liking the car-like elements. I even had his earlier WIP as my desktop background right when he decided to quit, or um, at least, quit building it with my input... I hope he does finish it, and he's entitled to make it anyway he likes, really. He always has, since it's a hobby and it's supposed to be fun. I just take the role-playing aspect way way too seriously, as far as thinking of this as simulated-engineering rather than art.

This is amazing detail, even compared to your usual already great work!

Looks like you're just building a prototype in your garage! (Are you?)

I feel like a woodworker of Paramount studios.
Creating basic structures of plywood.
Refining the shapes and contours to give some personality to the 'movie set'...

Wow, this ship is exceptional, I love the almost Argo feel to it and the in-depth work you have put into details and interior. I can't wait to see what else you come up with

Hi, iPAN1C14

Welcome to trekmeshes.
This space is a quiet place, very peaceful and unpretentious.

This site is like that little store, before the corner.

The door makes company to a showcase full of things about the Star Trek universe.
Upon entering, you notice old wooden shelves. Nothing too sophisticated or futuristic.
Well, on the shelf, ships and objects that one day dream to have on hand.
Memories and moments of our youth - why not even our childhood - start to jump and run inside us.

By entering over the back of the store, here's what we see:

Some tables and chairs where smiling people talk quietly, talking about the schematics of the ships and other various subjects.

When you finish going through the tables, there is a window with dusty glass.
Yes, it is a workshop! Please open the door and enter!

In this workshop we teach and learn.
Sometimes there seems to be fighting (like a bar), but there is no enmities or sorrow.
We are sincere, because we are friends, sometimes brothers.

There, sitting in front of another work bench, chewing gum and reading a magazine, is Glenn. He asked me to model this ship.
But I gave him an "excuse me!" hehehehe.
He's still here because his soul has a lot of patience.

Hey, Glenn! Say "Hello" to our iPAN1C14 here!

-Hi, iPAN1C14! 8)

And sitting in front the same workbench, is the shop owner, Erik .

Well, feel free. Just pull up a chair and relax.

Wow, what a lovely welcome

It truly makes me wonder what fun and amazing adventures will come from this little store on the corner...

Damn Raul, you did it again. That looks like it could fly today.

Hi, Chainsaw!

We can fly! But missing the landing gear, thrusters and numerical indentation.
The toilet is not working and the bed is still a distorted cube.

Still missing the most important part of any spacecraft:
The Food Replicator is not properly installed ...

The sonic shower is operational.

Stay tuned for updates ...

Raul, your words about the site have made the work and time that go into keeping it up-and-running all worthwhile in one poetic post.

Many thanks, I will endevour to keep the shop open and keep inviting all our friends in. Everyone needs that old shop on the corner .