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Well, kinda my bad habit is, when i finished with creating a ship, I tend to just forget them and crash em. so rarely any changes and/or improvement haha.
Gotta take note on that. Thanks again as always :)
Hopefully this week will arrive my new graphic card and i will be able to work in some new designs again :)
Talking about the design method its a little bit hard but i can tell you that first you have to have at least one idea that you want to make the main feature of your ship and work arround that idea. That will open a lot of new challenges that will make more certainly that initial idea just a tiny part of the final project.
In the case of Radanto the initial idea that i wanted to achieve was those side thrusters, then when i started working on that i came up with the idea of a double nose with the weapons inside them and that was the way how i started to give this ship his shape.