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Re: UNSC forces

From: Tony Wilkinson <twilko@o...>
Date: Wed, 08 Jul 1998 22:25:36 +0100
Subject: Re: UNSC forces

At 23:44 07/07/98 -0500, you wrote:
>	Anybody got any idea what the UNSC ships are going to look like?
 Are they 
>even in sculpting yet?  I assume that they will have a full range of 
>vessels, from fighters to SDNs.
>	Personally, I would prefer a smooth, slab-like look to the ships
- they're 
>supposed to be pretty high tech, right?  Maybe instead of the cluttered

>look of the surface of most FT ships, they could be smooth, with some
panel 
>detail, and rounded weapons/sensor blisters scattered across the hull. 
> Nice, even thrust ports, and some fighter bays.  Something visually 
>distictive.  Something that would look good in blazing white with a
nice 
>blue world-shield on the flank.
>
>Noah
>
>
>
>
	According to Nic Robson the OU ship miniatures should be done
but I still
have no idea what they look like. As for the UN ships Nic did have a
resin
model at SAGA some weeks ago (which I bought in a moment of weakness
which
nearly always gets me at Nic's stall). It was a carrier that came in 3
pieces; body, bridge and engines. Fairly smooth sort'a model which to me
looked a lot like the carriers out of Space: Above and Beyond. The
molding
was pretty good overall though there were a lot of small annoying balls
of
resin over the more detailed parts of the model and the engines took a
bit
of filing to fit right. I haven't finished cleaning up the model yet due
to
lack of time but say 2-3 hours to do a good job on the one I got. As far
as
I know this model is the only one in the range so far and I don't know
who
made it or if Nic has any more (I got the last at SAGA) and it's not in
his
catalog yet.

	Tony.
	twilko@ozemail.com.au

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