Fito Mojica - the lost lead gfx artist of MindArk (new vehicles and space hangars)

https://www.artstation.com/fitomojica

 

Wow great find! I don't think it's so bad that he didn't specifically credit the other artists. There may even be reasons, sometimes people don't want to be associated with their old work if their portfolios now look better for example.

I see there are guns too. https://fitomojica.artstation.com/projects/0ooL8 next thing... I see Jamira contacting the artist for highres copies for 3D printing ;)

I kinda like the silly gun vehicle. It's cool in a really daft sort of way. The turret flat thing with the cockpit looked like it would have been fun too.

I'm sorta wondering if it would be possible to 3D print a working model hovercraft now... (goes to youtube to check)

Who else sees this... and imagines a custom arcade machine?

 

comes back from youtube...

Now... I wonder if it would be possible to retrofit the required inside that model? I'm pondering that the fan might go in the rounded section at the back where the pipes come out. Those might even be used as an actual duct to supply air to the steering skirts. The hole on top might be enough to let the air in....? The electronics could probably go around the hole in the top section, battery behind the cockpit maybe... using doors for removal... now wondering if anything close to this design exists in real life...

 

Adolfo>Adolfito>Fito

It's the same person lål.

 

found a whole bunch of other things about hovercraft design but nothing with those blobs on the front yet so still not sure if it's practical. I did find this rather cool/futuristic looking one though

 

Hehe, not really. I made this one already:

http://www.entropiaplanets.com/threads/jamiras-eu-collectibles.21844/
I'm done with these EU things and 3D print.

Lately I became a member of an exclusive club: Friends of Do-X in Friedrichshafen, Germany. We want to make a real replica of the famous flying boat from 1929.

Parallel to the reconstruction process we will make a VR-version as a first step to win investors. Finally it should be exhibited in Friedrichshafen's Dornier Museum in ten years at the 100th anniversery of it's first flight in 1929. Well, it will neither fly nor swim. But it is an impressive example of engineering.
https://www.dorniermuseum.de/en/
I made a rough model of it in 1998 and imported it into VR last week. It is impressive ;-)

 

Hehe, I don't want to hitchhike this thread.
We better continue at my place:
http://www.entropiaplanets.com/thre...lenge-for-a-retiree.22325/page-12#post-136200