I am currently working on a new, 1950’s style, “futuristic” sci-fi movies rocket ship ala Buck Rogers. Currently it’s still a work in progress but when done, it will have a completely detailed engine room with rocket engine, crews quarters, turbo lift (thats an elevator for all you non-trekies out there), science lab, bridge, and more. Everything will have that corny, 50’s sci-fi movie treatment and will include all textures. I plan to offer the model, when done, for sale on Turbosquid and my own website at SixBicksPress.com. Here is sneak peak at the interior (still a WIP and no hull is showing), rendered in clay model form without any textures. Please let me know what you think! Click the following thumbnails for larger images:
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WIP: 50’s Sci-fi Rocket Model
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WIP: 50’s Sci-fi Rocket Model (Engine)
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WIP: 50’s Sci-fi Rocket Model (crews quarters)
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WIP: 50’s Sci-fi Rocket Model (thruster)
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