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I reckon this hulk of lard needed an update. Unfortunately I'm at the poly limit still and it needs like 42x the guns.

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I updated the Sonsora, too, because those stupid engine nozzles always bugged me. I don't think any recent renders showed the new turrets. Oh, I added more turrets, too. I gotta keep fly just in case the big man sends me a bucket.

Don't know if those are the turrets you added, but the big ones on the Sonsora are amazing.

Ah, this is the one peter I wanted to tony since I let that silly project go in its shameful state. It needs detail badly. Of all the shame in Black Sun the Emperor was the worst. Notwithstanding the fact I forgot to finish its torpedo before recording. Interns. Better late than never.

And I was already a chunk into my revision of the Great Knight some months before I lost heart. I have picked up this work and hope to complete it soon.

Been a while, but I finally resumed work on Invasion. Here's the latest model, the Warmaster capital ship. This is meant to be a utility capital, focusing on bolstering the performance of the entire fleet, rather than just outright combat.

I also finally got myself the Beta Rebellion - can't wait to see how those puppies look with the new self-shadowing.

My update work continues at a slow pace.

More changes to the BSBC

The Knight's revisions are about 50% done.

And finally, something new to test my resolve.

I don't think I really need to tell Iskatu anything more concerning how much I like his work. It's pretty well understood.

As for the new model. Is this a smaller class? Something more for support or fire support?

please please please i want the Knight!@!@#!@#!@ reminds me so much of Pegasus Class ships!@#!@$@!#!@#!@# .........................................................................................pleasE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! lol

Back in Homeworld 2 like 4-5 years ago now, when Black Sun was first being built as a mod, I used a slightly kitbashed Hiigaran BC someone (I think Axel) had made publicly available. It was used for an Anahn corvette called the Raptor.

I have ripped that model out of HW2, refurbished it, and given it new weapons.

I've kept it rather simple since it would be a small ship, but it would make use of four weapon types - Rapid-Action Burst Railcannons, Battlecannons, Quad Powerguns, and nuke torpedoes. The smoothing needs a bit of work though. The model, when it came out of the HW2 format, was a colossal mess. Might add some more turrets.

That looks like a sort of mini-battleship, something that's a bit "more" than a heavy cruiser. I like it.

The Raptor, as a corvette, outscales all Homeworld 2 battleships by a significant degree, but I can't bring the full weapon compliment into sins so I aim to make it as simple as I can get away with.

/e Here is another ship in very early stages, the Vanarch. It was one of the new classes of flagships the Royal Family produced when spearheading the second galaxy.

Or with the limited weapons, it looks like it can also serve to get in and out to perform a quick, single-minded task. But since the model is a work in progress, I guess I'll just wait and see.

And that's the thing about ship scale, it's all relative. Aside from frigates being bigger now than they were 200 years ago, different stories go different directions. Star Trek builds vessels that aren't epic in scale, but carry a lot of firepower. Star Wars has huge ships that, when you calculate damage to mass ration, serve up an okay beating. Homeworld is fairly small, modern terms. It all just depends on what you're going for. I know that your story has ships being moving islands, for all practical purposes, Iskatu.

from what I can see, basic geometry, but sound. If you're going for low poly, it's good, but you probably want to homogenize the density of polys. As it is, the front and possibly rear eat up the bulk. If you're looking to work ever upwards, you need to start thinking of the details and what will fit in your poly count. Cockpit details, notable plating, and subsystems or mechanized components (even if not animated) are good things to start with. Rather than gluing stuff to the surface, perhaps you should consider cutting into sections for some detail. Iskatu has good examples of deeply cut plating. I can see potential with things like rudder detail.

so good start. keep it up.