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It looks like an attempt at recreating the star forge
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What is the idea (function wise) of the large panels protruding from the bottom? Useful or not they defiantly sell the imperial aesthetic.
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They would have storage space in them and tons of utilities such as generators, scanners, communications etc.
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looks like a bit of the starforge & the station from star wars x-wing krytos trap book cover
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Looks Imperial all right; dark, sharp edges, evil.
Nice job.
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Thanks
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Now that I think about it, most imperial designs are quite simplistic, I mean just look at the Deathstar.
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Yeah, they all could be described with very few geometrical shapes - star destroyers were basically wedges, TIE Fighters were composed of a ball and two panels. I guess the simplicity made it all look grander and more mysterious, because no one would ever think of a ball that could bring death to entire planets
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Simple but effective, I mean look at the Star Destroyers, every single gun battery could focus on one target because of it's wedge shape. And the layout of the TIE Fighters made them small thin targets for the anti-fighter turrets on the ships they are diving towards.
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Yep, most of the time a simple design leads to the best results
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I don't recall if there were any direct measures for it, but it is at least 500 meters tall
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This is superb work sir - and better - your skills should be hired by Lucas to make the franchise work again!
Stuff like this makes me interested back into Wars.
you are becoming the new Ralph McQuarrie!!!
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Haha let's not get carried away too far 
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Well I think so - this capture the Imperial Empire perfectly; its dark, foreboding, sithy - need I say anymore?
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Yeah I guess it's pretty good overall - I am quite happy with it
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Now this one I like a lot. This is just plain cool.
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Awesome design! The lighting is well put together as well.
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No way, it's great. I like how the vanes on the outside are barely visible... it adds to the foreboding of the picture. It also makes it look vaguely TIE Fighter-ey.
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Looks awesome!
reminds me of the Star Forge.
what kind of ship is that at the hangar?
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I might as well add it to the description.
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