While I enjoy being known for my starship bridge renders, there's been plenty of other projects over the years that I've started, abandoned, or even finished but never - until now - shown to the public at large. As such, please enjoy these various projects.
Originally created for the USS Surprise's bridge, this console is a staple of the Coronado Bridge mesh, used extensively through the bulk of the renders. This seated user console is actually one of three 'pre-fab' consoles I've created for use in meshes, with the remaining two being a variation on the seated console with built-in chairs ala the Galaxy class bridge, and a wall section with monitors which was modified and also used on the Coronado's bridge. (Both are pictured in the 'Return to Gallery Menu' icon link.)
Only recently have I come back to this particular pre-fab to add more detail to it; I changed
the materials in use to a darker gray, added detail and a light to the bulkhead end and the header,
added access port covers to the footer, and included a lighting strip that is separate from the
console to allow for its optional inclusion via 3DSMax R3's xrefs.
Updated 12/30/02
Since I'm still not quite up to the level of sculpting plants and bushes in 3DSMax R3, I decided the least I could do is some strange looking 'Alien Landscaping'.
Updated 12/30/02
Featured in a Voyager episode, the Jupiter Station was one of the easiest meshes I've ever worked on. The bulk of this mesh was completed inside of 2 days and is accurate to the two screencaps I have of the station from that episode.
This mesh was abandoned due to a lack of good hull map materials; current renders utilize a Galaxy class starship saucer map.
Updated 12/30/02
Updated 12/30/02
Created to serve as the opening graphic for the USS Pegasus website, but was not used in favor
of a starship shot instead. Uses Pegasus Engineering mesh as background.
Updated 12/30/02
