[SW WIP] Clone Training Facility

[ACPin]

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[Legoorci]

Great. The big training unit looks just like...a complete cool room.
Is that Facility anywhere to see in the movies or books ?

[Frank_Lloyd_Knight]

I know you've entitled it with "Clones," but I can't help but be reminded of the novel ENDER'S GAME. The 3-D lattice grid reflecting back on itself almost gives the impression of zero-gravity. Nice piece.

[Memsochet]

Great. The big training unit looks just like...a complete cool room.
Is that Facility anywhere to see in the movies or books ?

Unless I'm mistaken, it's from the 1st episode of the 3rd season of the Clone Wars cartoon series on Cartoon Network.

[twevans]

I know you've entitled it with "Clones," but I can't help but be reminded of the novel ENDER'S GAME. The 3-D lattice grid reflecting back on itself almost gives the impression of zero-gravity. Nice piece.

Same here, first thing I thought of when I saw this.

[Kosh]

Remember that the enemies gate is always down! Although I remember the battlerooms as being cubes with the gates on opposing faces.

This could also work as a ST:TNG Holodeck if the white were swapped for yellow......

I am unfamiliar with the details of the Clone Wars material, but this looks like well executed room(scene?). I like the technique for the dropped floor section, I like the way the corners are done.

[ACPin]

Great. The big training unit looks just like...a complete cool room.
Is that Facility anywhere to see in the movies or books ?

Clone Wars Season 3 Episode 301.

I know you've entitled it with "Clones," but I can't help but be reminded of the novel ENDER'S GAME. The 3-D lattice grid reflecting back on itself almost gives the impression of zero-gravity. Nice piece.

Sorry, but I'm not familiar with the novel.

Great. The big training unit looks just like...a complete cool room.
Is that Facility anywhere to see in the movies or books ?

Unless I'm mistaken, it's from the 1st episode of the 3rd season of the Clone Wars cartoon series on Cartoon Network.

You're right!

I know you've entitled it with "Clones," but I can't help but be reminded of the novel ENDER'S GAME. The 3-D lattice grid reflecting back on itself almost gives the impression of zero-gravity. Nice piece.

Same here, first thing I thought of when I saw this.

I should probably look that up.

Remember that the enemies gate is always down! Although I remember the battlerooms as being cubes with the gates on opposing faces.

This could also work as a ST:TNG Holodeck if the white were swapped for yellow......

I am unfamiliar with the details of the Clone Wars material, but this looks like well executed room(scene?). I like the technique for the dropped floor section, I like the way the corners are done.

Somebody else mentioned in another forum about the X-Men, so I guess it reminds people of different scenes.

AC

PS. Part 3 added.

[ACPin]

Part 4 added.

AC

[Forestboy]

Absolutely incredible. That was the best Star Wars: The Clone Wars episode along with the one that followed for the show to date. Exceptional job. It's spot on.

~FB~

[Memsochet]

I know you've entitled it with "Clones," but I can't help but be reminded of the novel ENDER'S GAME. The 3-D lattice grid reflecting back on itself almost gives the impression of zero-gravity. Nice piece.

Sorry, but I'm not familiar with the novel.

I know you've entitled it with "Clones," but I can't help but be reminded of the novel ENDER'S GAME. The 3-D lattice grid reflecting back on itself almost gives the impression of zero-gravity. Nice piece.

Same here, first thing I thought of when I saw this.

I should probably look that up.

Remember that the enemies gate is always down! Although I remember the battlerooms as being cubes with the gates on opposing faces.

I strongly suggest you do look up & read Ender's Game and Ender's Shadow.

But I recognized this for what you intended. Probably because I had just seen the episode in question. You did a good job getting all the details.