lobo734
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Ambitious bridge design. Good luck
Quaralane said:For something like the saucer and secodary hull, I think toned down might actually be a better look.
Too often, I see lit models that, if you were inside, the sun would be dim by comparison.
Trying to make this one lit, but not a source of light. It's a tricky balance to scale lights right
Yes, that sounds like exactly what I was talking about earlier..... I think the purpose of the "Aztec-ing" should NOT to be to produce just a step and repeat two-tone pattern because that is NOT how a ship would be realistically constructed. In S.T. T.M.P. You really see a LOT of varied colors and tones. I know it would be very difficult for a manufacturer of masks to make something that complex, and have it be affordable... I am thinking that we would just have to put a lot more work into it to make it look realistic. :/ The Trekworks guy on youtube has gotten a very nice affect on his "Into Darkness" E.Quaralane said:I appreciate the tips, but none of the masks actually do what I'm looking for, biomedchad. They all do the aztecs as a two-tone. It's more than that. The pattern has a lot more going on than the mask sets.
I'd hoped for Thomas Models to come up with a good set, but he's still developing his aztecs
As to the bridge, I'm still figuring things out there.