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A new creation at last!
I wanted to do something using similar techniques I used for Steel Bug a few pages back, so here’s a sci-fi suit of armour made with a few hundred layers (mostly gradient circles).At last! A bio!
They knew they were taking a risk with this. They’d spent years working on it: imagining, sketching, designing, building, developing. And it all came down to this- the first test. If it worked, they could show the world their creation and advance technology by miles. If it failed, there was a good chance that the wearer could be injured or killed.
Fortunately, the test went well. Everything worked perfectly- the weapons and defence systems; the communications; the enhanced speed and strength. There was only one problem: it took forever put on and take off. Ah well, back to the drawing board.:
I did give her the Iron Spidey-style back claw-things, but then I decided that they cluttered the design up a bit.
Edit: Looking again, I just realised I forgot to put gradients on the neck bit. I’ll do that sometime later if I can be bothered.)
@Trekkie said:
A new creation at last!
I wanted to do something using similar techniques I used for Steel Bug a few pages back, so here’s a sci-fi suit of armour made with a few hundred layers (mostly gradient circles):
I did give her the Iron Spidey-style back claw-things, but then I decided that they cluttered the design up a bit.
Edit: Looking again, I just realised I forgot to put gradients on the neck bit. I’ll do that sometime later if I can be bothered.)
VERY NICE!!!!
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