Another corvette from the archives. "Anvil Infantry Support". This one is quite compact, but still practical for actual play. Inspiration was monster trucks and military vehicles. #NMS #NoMansSky
Corvette Post. Hornet Interceptor. This was one of the first corvettes where I used offset tricks to place the narrow curved cowlings. Par for the course in more recent builds, but at the time I had just previously only used standard building techniques. #NMS #NoMansSky
Here's a little mock up I created a good few years back for testing character sprites in Moonring (retro inspired RPG from Fluttermind, find it on Steam). Constraints were small sprite dimensions and very limited palette (4 colours). #gamedev #moonring #pixelart wimlach.itch.io/mannequins
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Another chunky corvette build from the archives. System Command Corvette. I tweaked the final build after taking these pics by moving the outboard engines forward slightly, as seen in the last pic. #NMS #NoMansSky
Another recent corvette build - The Zephyr Twin. #NMS #NoMansSky
Another #NMS corvette from the wimlach shipyards - Command Cruiser. This one is a sizeable vessel and feels true to the 'corvette' ship class. #nomanssky
Here's an article I wrote a few years ago for The Casket of Fays (Dragon Warriors Fanzine). It was an expansion on one of the 'monsters' listed in the original Dragon Warriors rules. Mix of historical and contemporary inspiration (Jack Skellington). Casket of Fays can be found on Drivethru & Itch.
I'm going to try and actually engage with social media apps a bit more, so as a start I'll be simply highlighting silly things I have made over the past while. First up - a corvette from No Man's Sky (I have several, so this will provide content for a few weeks!).