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Remember the Neb-B sfx error? It's back, with a vengeance!!!

Posted: 2005-12-26 03:55pm
by VT-16
Behold, the Nebulon-B "Star Destroyer", from the X-Wing Rogue Leader mini-series:

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Seriously, how do we, haha, explain that?! :lol:

Posted: 2005-12-26 04:00pm
by Ender
Simple - That's not a Imperator.

Note the lack of a forward launch bay or protruding hypermatter reactor. This is a new dagger ship. Nice find. Send it to SWTC.

EDIT: Also, eyeballing it the armor looks thinner, the tranch higher, the tower should be more visible if the terrances were there, and the globes don't match the size.

Re: Remember the Neb-B sfx error? It's back, with a vengeanc

Posted: 2005-12-26 04:00pm
by NecronLord
VT-16 wrote:Seriously, how do we, haha, explain that?! :lol:
Nebulon-A Star Cruiser.

Posted: 2005-12-26 04:05pm
by VT-16
protruding hypermatter reactor.
Actually, they show it in another frame, it was just poorly drawn here. Same with the rest of the stuff. You can better see that it's an Imperator in the establishing shot.

Posted: 2005-12-26 04:10pm
by Ender
well, scaling on that shot results in a nonperspective corrected length of 119 meters.

esit: and is the Neb B still off in the other shots?

Posted: 2005-12-26 04:24pm
by VT-16
This was the only shot showing it, or anything comparable around the ISD.

Posted: 2005-12-26 04:35pm
by Ender
So the fleet has both an Imperator and a smaller 119 meter long dager ship in it. problem solved.

Posted: 2005-12-26 04:47pm
by VT-16
Ahh, yes, now I see what you're getting at. Smart. ;)

Posted: 2005-12-26 04:49pm
by Ender
VT-16 wrote:Ahh, yes, now I see what you're getting at. Smart. ;)
Right, now hurry up and email that shot to SWTC or I'll do it for you and steal the credit. :P

Posted: 2005-12-26 05:17pm
by VT-16
Knock yourself out. I've already mailed half a dozen items, most of which have yet to show up on the site. I wonder what his mailbox looks like. Once heard he was going through it slowly, starting with emails nine years old! =o

Posted: 2005-12-26 11:07pm
by Trytostaydead
I've wondered, with drawings like these and the ghastly Jedi Academy covers, were the artists just bad and didn't want to start over again when they made a mistake, were intentionally recreating them, or just didn't do their homework properly?

Posted: 2005-12-26 11:12pm
by Ender
Trytostaydead wrote:I've wondered, with drawings like these and the ghastly Jedi Academy covers, were the artists just bad and didn't want to start over again when they made a mistake, were intentionally recreating them, or just didn't do their homework properly?
Probably some of each. For example, the ships in DE are so different they wre clearly trying to introduce new ships. However, in some cases, bad art or artistic liscense is a better explanation. However, under SoD, that doesn't fly.

Posted: 2005-12-27 08:19am
by VT-16
It's my one pet-peeve with SWTC, whenever Saxton gets a new ship in that's obviously just a result of poor artist skills, it gets treated as a brand new class under SoD. Unfortunately, there are so many examples of ISDs not looking like ISDs in the comics, if all of them got sent to SWTC, there wouldn't be much room for anything else. I just ignore most of them unless the error is in such a big picture, it can't be ignored.

Posted: 2005-12-27 08:29am
by Pcm979
Erm. I could be utterly wrong on this, but I thought that the comic panels themselves weren't protected under SoD, so to speak? I mean, whichever way you cut it they're still drawings. I thought we were to assume that the *plot* was under SoD, and the comic was supposed to be a retelling of the events? Did that make any sense?

Posted: 2005-12-27 08:55am
by Glimmervoid
Pcm979 wrote:Erm. I could be utterly wrong on this, but I thought that the comic panels themselves weren't protected under SoD, so to speak? I mean, whichever way you cut it they're still drawings. I thought we were to assume that the *plot* was under SoD, and the comic was supposed to be a retelling of the events? Did that make any sense?
If you are assuming in universe publishing for all material then yes, a comic would just be a comic made to tell the event and so the person who drew in universe could make a mistake.
But then again I never liked the idea of everything being in universe published that some people I have talked to hold.

Posted: 2005-12-27 09:00am
by Pcm979
Well, even if you don't take it that way... If you see a *character* drawn really badly, you don't assume it's a different character or he's had a facelift, do you?

Posted: 2005-12-27 01:35pm
by Dooey Jo
Hey, that ISD kind of looks like that ship from the metal planet in DuckTales :lol:

Posted: 2005-12-27 04:59pm
by Spanky The Dolphin
Dooey Jo wrote:Hey, that ISD kind of looks like that ship from the metal planet in DuckTales :lol:
Lovely. :P

Posted: 2005-12-27 05:35pm
by LongVin
Whats that rectangle right by the hangar bay? It seems out of place.

Posted: 2005-12-27 05:37pm
by Lord Revan
LongVin wrote:Whats that rectangle right by the hangar bay? It seems out of place.
if you mean the white thing it's probably something that hides the text under it (it's from comic after all)

Posted: 2005-12-27 05:38pm
by LongVin
ah ok.

Posted: 2005-12-28 06:35am
by VT-16
Yeah, I usually remove text when I post a picture. Keeps distractions to a minimum. :P

Posted: 2005-12-29 06:20pm
by Coyote
Yeah, *tch*, it gets kinda sad (and desperate) when a badly drawn ship is not just blown off as the result of a no-talent hack artist-- instead, reality and conventional wisdom gets stretched and warped to fit around it, making dreck an accepted part of the continuum.