Once again, D.T.T ship designers in combination with Paradox Shipyards is proud to bring you another marvel of space vehicular design! Please now, no pushing, no shoving... Let me introduce you to... the Tomahawk!
The Tomahawk is a generic use ship with the following specifications:
energy_recharge_rate = 4.65;
max_cargo = 24;
max_energy = 255;
max_flight_pitch = 1;
max_flight_roll = 2.25;
max_flight_speed = 355;
max_missiles = 3;
thrust = 38;
She offers both fore and aft weapon positions as well.
(Both Player and NPC versions) Download HERE
Released under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 license yada yada yada... Do whatever you want except profit from it, and give me credit for the original mesh/texture. Thanks and enjoy!
Last edited by Paradox on Sun Jul 29, 2018 5:19 pm, edited 1 time in total.
If you snip out the side thrusters, it looks a lot like core ships Maybe the triangles are slowly corrupting you after all, Paradox! ;D
Once again a very good-looking ship. I haven't played Oolite since I made that little docking video some time ago, gardening and Minecraft are taking all my spare time... Lots of new stuff to see once I leave the station again...
If you snip out the side thrusters, it looks a lot like core ships Maybe the triangles are slowly corrupting you after all, Paradox! ;D
What a mean and nasty thing to say! But that's okay, after I take a bit of a break, I will be back with some new non-triangular goodies...
Thermonuklear wrote:
Once again a very good-looking ship. I haven't played Oolite since I made that little docking video some time ago, gardening and Minecraft are taking all my spare time... Lots of new stuff to see once I leave the station again...
I thank you sir!
I just can't wrap my head around the whole Minecraft thing... Maybe if I actually tried it... but that is exactly the reason I don't. };] Right now, I finally got a version of Poser to work (slooowly) on this computer, and I am trying to get back into my digital render/photomanipulation artwork like the ones here.
I hope you enjoy, and any feedback is welcome! };]