Star Wars - An Asteroid Chase

A single Y-Wing Heavy Fighter is pursued through a small asteroid field, until a larger visitor forces a hasty exit.

All models by me, via Lightwave 8.5. Music is Joel McNeely's "The Battle of Gall" with a brief excerpt from "Into The Sewers", all from Star Wars - Shadows of the Empire soundtrack. Mixed and edited in Adobe Audition.

A version of this sequence with sound may or may not happen--There are simply not enough Star Wars samples around that sound professional. We'll see though.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Star Wars
• Y-Wing
• Y Wing
• ywing
• TIE Fighters
• tie fighters
• asteroid chase
• fan film
• asteroid field
• Imperial Star Destroyer II
• ISDII
• Hyperspace
• Patrol
• Artillery
• Fire for effect

[Fetcha200]

Can you PLEASE tell me how you made this? What program did you use?

[oS2006DE]

@Fetcha200

Lightwave 9.6, Photoshop CS2 for the textures, and Audition for the music mix.

[SteveSabbai]

...very nice...it would of been alot better with higher video resolution...

[MrNoodle001]

WOW, that was incredible. I love it. Only slight critique is that the glare from whatever star is nearby is kind of too much in some parts. Other than that, this made me smile!

[KODAKCAR4]

Y-WINGS FTW! :D

[DrawingWithGordon]

Sorry oS2006DE,

I put the wrong name on my post for you. Your vids rock!

Gordon

[DrawingWithGordon]

Hey Planetfall,

I really love your 3-D model of the Y-Wing!!! The detailing is so amazing! I can't wait until you texture map it and put it into a scene! Keep up the great work!

When you get a chance check out my drawing demo of the Y-Wing fighter. Let me know what you think!

Thanks!

Gordon

[steppres]

Astounding! This looks perfect!

[hansagan]

very nice, the 'Shot through glass' effect is interesting. My only comment is that the asteroid field looks a little thin....it needs a lot more smaller rocks in the background

[AngriestAmerican]

Wow! Impressive!!

I can't get my space scenes to come out at all like this,,I think it is my lighting,,

Who knows!