[NicoR44]

here is a somewhat dramatic shot:

[NicoR44]

small update:

[mverta]

Ouch, dude... tell me those aren't semi-transparent, high-roughness panels lighting the entire scene with caustics. If so, you one BRAVE soul...

_Mike

[NicoR44]

hehehe, yes they are

15 emitter panels in total

[NicoR44]

here are some wires:

[mverta]

Holeeee geeeeez. Guess I'm going to have to do that damn Tantive corridor after all. What's the rendertime for this puppy?


_Mike

[NicoR44]

About 8 hours, over night at this resolution, there was a little (just a little) noise so I filtered it in paint shop.

Your system is so much faster, for you it should be a piece of cake 2 hours tops hehe

[tom]

Superb mood in corridors!

[mverta]

Yeah, it's dead on...

_Mike

[NicoR44]

Big thanks Guys

Here is another try:
one render and one wire over render:

[motopiku]

much wonderful.
eagle one is my preferred model.
excuse for my English. I had a model made in year 1997 (light wave 4). but the time is not never enough. congratulations…. "Mitico".
I hoped to resume it and to convert it.

[Hervé]

That is a really cool space room Nico... love the lighting...

[JDHill]

Nico...you're thiiiis close to the very edge of modeling insanity. ...absolutely great.

~JD

[EONA]

Big thanks Guys

Here is another try:
one render and one wire over render:

Excellent! I like the subtle ambient lighting on the exterior...... is it possible to share your emitter numbers on this lighting environment? tks
ESEA

[NicoR44]

guys, sorry for the very very late reply

Thanks!! in the wire shot you can see the emitters highlighted, and for the exterior shot I used daylight and just the light from the pod

Here is another one, it's a bit grainy

btw, I don't know if I mentioned this, but I am seriously thinking to produce it in a kit form (interior included)
at first 20 pieces, after that I will see what will happen