reckoning / ˈrɛk(ə)nɪŋ/ on Steemit - The TMIC Transport

einarpetersen (36)in #scifi • 7 years ago

Doing my first Steemit post I ran into the (an apparently known Steemit transaction error problem) - I tried to remedy it with updating the post but found I

was still not quite where I wanted to be posting wise

So here is a re-introduction to the transport craft of The Military Industrial Complex

The model you see in the image is a transport craft of The Military Industrial Complex that appears in the chapter Return of the QHIliin of my science fiction story Reckoning that is currently being converted into comic book form.

The model is designed in TinkerCAD by @KrasherOx of TinkerCAD fame

To get a better lock check out the model in the link below. It is released under a CC license in the hope that it can garner some publicity around Reckoning and inspire some of you modelers, scifi geeks and the whole 3D Printing crowd to play along.

https://tinkercad.com/things/1AsfMgXd0rf

If you'd like to see more creations like this released as CC then I strongly encourage you to sign up (risk free) as a Patron on

https://www.patreon.com/einarpetersen

That way we can release more 3D Printable models as well as create the most awesome 3D comic-book and science fiction immersive universe imaginable.

Yup you read right we are not just creating models or a comicbook - We are creating an immersive universe for Reckoning comic book fans to play around in.

I sincerely invite you to go and check out some of the other awesome models you can find in the user gallery at:

https://www.tinkercad.com/users/ebbn2H05qC2-einarpetersen

There you can get a glimpse of the 3D models released under CC, for Reckoning so far.

Please do also explore the Patreon page and then get back to me - I would love to hear what you think about the idea, to release 3D models from a science

fiction universe like the one I am creating and your thoughts on fans printing their own merchandise from shows they might like to follow.

Check out the awesome storyboard creation video by Ira Black, music by Kevin MacLeod of (incompetech.com)