Hello zbrushers heres a wip i did this with primitives only
touch ups done by photoshop c&c are wellcome
Not influenced by Meats… hehehe.
Cool image, but a little bit saturated
Nice! Only the DOF on the first tower is odd.
Lemo
absolutely influenced by masters of z which is a good thing i suppose:lol:
Pilou
looks good, the colors seem to compliment the title and overall theme.
if it were a blue sky it wouldn’t work as well.
Sort of looks like the towers are leaning though, was this intentional?
my main suggestion would be to vary the materials, as if it uses different materials for construction. I want to see shiny gold, also, like a spaceship or aerial ship flying around it. Maybe little z aliens walking around like ants. bring it to life
thanx for the comments its still a wip and yes i have to change one of the towers its not in right angle
im working on planes spaceships etc i have to think about background again too
The towers leaning would be a nice artistic devise, anyone with power is bound to lose it at some point and any tower of power is bound to fall.
just a thought. 
What in the world is a “DOF”? The woodman does not understand architectual terminology.
Depth of Field
Hi third tower is up also i have changed the angle mistake in the first tower
i will keep posting developments as soon as i figure out what to do for background
c&c are wellcome
Nice! I like it a lot. Maybe a tad to brightly lit from the light on the right. Makes the colors a bit flat on my LCD… But that might be my problem.
I recommend you play with the Fog a bit. I bet you can get some seriously cool effects with that. Two hints for mega cool fog… 1. Try black as the fog color and be surprised… 2. use the NOISE function or edit the curve so you can generate fog fields rather than a simple gradient… There might not be the need for a different background once you get the hang of the ‘advanced’ fog.
I love those mechanical ZBThings!
Lemo
Great Zpace Ship! I see yo started playing with fog 8-)!
Lemo
This is done really nice btw…starts wondering how he did that 
keep up the good work! 