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A page of story boards explained the shot.
again, I dont have to adhere to a design as such, just make something cool for the money.
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COM ARRAY Plenty of progress shots once again, so you can see the creative process, when there are no drawings involved to follow.
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A page of story boards explained the shot. again, I dont have to adhere to a design as such, just make something cool for the money. |
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These are the pieces I originally intended to use. I used most of them, exept I didnt go the circular route, so the dish and framework were left behind |
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At work on the array....or pretending to be. | |
Always wanting to do something a bit different looking (however impractical) I opted for an oblong array |
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A temporary tape-up to check. | |
a good solid base so it can stand up by itself |
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Close up of the back, with connectors in place for wiring plans | |
pretend access panels |
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taking shape methinks | |
extra piecs for the array. Something I had in my mind to do from the outset. |
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you can see the layering of perspex on MDF (easier to stick styrene onto perspex than MDF - as you all know) | |
Extra pieces in place and primed white. |
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Completed Communication array pic 1 | |
Completed Communication array pic 2 |
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Completed Communication array pic 3 | |
Completed Communication array pic 4 |
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Close up of the probe/receiver | |
The array next to Debris pieces 1 & 2 |