well, gamemaster said once u get model done i check it out and ok it, she'll put the texture on it.
likw said, on the back it has a fan like tail u got top right good, n the whole wings r suppost tospin around like bluk trader's cylinders do, only 2x-3x faster then the bulk's cylinders, thats why its called a Drillinator bro, cause of the semi fast routing wings.
the fan like tail stays as it is, no routation for the tail.

ok not a problem. But cant do anymore work till Tuesday.

Just want to point out that of all things to have rotating, gun ports are probably not a good one. Unless you like having all your shots drift off in random directions.

well, i did take classes for it back in high school multimedia designs class where i used photoshop n i can do really good if take the time to use it, just need to findout where i can get it for free n download when i have internet for my computer n boom, i can make some great designs of ships with possibly even better looks.
Jame, alright just remember take ur time on it n study it then show it to me n i will tell u when u got it bro.

Gimp is a free alternative if you can't get a copy of PS.

alright cool, i have to wait til i have y computer with internet n i'll look for Gimp or PS so i can make the ships i draw better, but for now i have to use MS Paint.

Well, for actual textures for ships, you'd need to model, then UV the model, then build a texture according to the UV layout, like in this thread:

viewtopic.php?f=94&t=53592

If you look at the texture link, that's basically what gets painted on the model based on how you told the model to "accept" the paint; where it's allowed to be painted etc. That's called UV mapping.

ahh ok, btw what does UV stand for? idk if i was taught what it ment in my class o not, been years sine i was in high school. lol

UV is kind of like X and Y; it's meant to represent texture coordinates like X and Y would, but it would be confusing to say X and Y since that's already used in 3D modeling in terms of location in 2D space. It doesn't actually stand for anything.

alright got it, thanks biggee, i still do really good for using MS Paint n im gonna continue to put 2D models up here(since i have nothing better) n have someone else make a 3D model n texturing, i put the concepts of what it looks like n color, then someone else can model it into a 3D model, n someone else can finish up the textures, until i get my computer with internet can't do much. lol

I suggest downloading Paint.net if you can, its like photoshop but its completely free, easier to use, and more tools and such

Here it is the model... you like? the model and obj are attached

nice modelling crazy, looks like some sort of mad pelvis and ribs in game untextured. props to ur model I think u did the kid justice...

Looks like it came out of Star Control II.

I like it!