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[Kevin-Brandon]

My Time Traveling Machine called Time Force! It has an arm to grab power ups!

[Morgaine_Christensen]

Thanks! It sorta does look like old ship from Flash Gordon. Hadn’t thought about that.

[Jeepty]

Here is mine:

[ste001]

Simple one, but ready to take off.

[renny_hampton]

Nice job jeepty

[Juan_Molinar]

My placeholder rocket getting ready for lift off
It is clear I’m not very artistic

[Wendy]

I decided to go for some bold colors.

[renny_hampton]

nice Wendy

[SphericalBoy]

I think my primary learning from this is that I do not work well with primitives.

[renny_hampton]

very simple and very nice. I like it a lot.

[ashcon]

some of these are … wow. need to step up my creative!

[Rob]

need to step up my creative!

I really like your ship @ashcon, I like the use of fairly base colours and it’s simplicity. If this was in a similarly themed level design I think it will work very nicely. I’m not sure if its the rectangular body/legs but it has a bit of a Cross-Road feel to it.

Nice work

[Rob]

Love the colours in your model @Wendy, makes me think of Buzz Lightyear / Toy Story etc - nice

[Layatha]

Lovely to see so many different variations to the same basic exercise (: Time for me to participate!
Simple, traditional, but I like it a lot.

[ksmathers]

I like the color scheme. If you want a clean connection between the nose and the body you can get it by making the nose diameter a few mm smaller so that the triangles that make up the primitives aren’t fighting for Z position, but the jaggies are kind of interesting too.

[akrumnaker]

Here is my ship:

[Chronous]

Here is my simple rocket

[Amrik_Harnam]

Some really creative people out there

[Velcronator]

Another one.

[David_Bell]