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I don't partiqually care whether it looks hand drawn or not, but a less ink intensive version would be nice.

Serenity RPG has the dice type you roll (d2-d12) be determined by your skill level.

Uhh...I can't think of any specific advice about creating airships, except to add as much detail as possible and to feel free to break away from nautical ship designs. I'd offer to model your ship for you, except that airships take me far longer than all but the most complex sci-fi models...

The site doesn't make it clear, but there's nothing to stop you from using L2 and L3 without registering them. You won't be able to render animations, but the unregistrered version of L3 (but not L2) allows you to render still images. Still, its not a bad idea to get comfortable with L1 before...

The rights to make one have been sold, so its likely it'll show up.

Which version of DOGA did you download? The ability to use custom made parts (I'm sure theres a hip roof part out there somewhere) is added in L3. Alternatively, you could build it out of the flat polygons in the Simple Items menu. Edit: I misunderstood your second question. Yes, its easy to...

Don't. Just don't. Okay, so there not really all that bad but there are a lot of better fantasy novels out there.

cafepress has a print making service. If you want more control then that, you should proably talk to a local printing press.

If anyone here wants to learn the basics of 3-D modeling, I'd be happy to give guidence and tutoring in the usage of DOGA. The modeling program is free, and is by far the easiest to learn of all the 3D modelers I've encountered. It can be downloaded at: http://www.doga.co.jp/english/

Yeah, I can't really see all the actors getting together again for another TV show. What I am hoping for is a completion of the movies (the actors contracts go out to three films) and/or a TV show with different charecters in the same universe.

One of my (RL) friends has alot of expierence with it. Its as powerful as the big names (Maya and Lightwave) but is very difficult to learn how to use.

I haven't actually. I use Doga almost exclusively. Its free so long as you don't want to do animations, but its not open source. It's proably the easiest of all 3D programs to learn, but is reasonably powerful. http://www.doga.co.jp/english/

Its worse then that. Its primairly done in Doga, but I think I'll use Bryce for the flames.

I've been expiermenting on how to improve the flame effect. I have some promising leads, but nothing worthy of display yet. In the mean time I've realised that I need more details to make the image realistic, but I'm not sure what I shoul add. Does anyone have some ideas

The official trailer is noticibly better than the unnofficial one. It still has most of the things that bothered me in the first one, but it felt better coreographed.

The skiff as it attaches to ship: Next up is imporving the fire-elemental ring. [SIZE=2]Doesn't have the slightest idea how he's going to do it[/SIZE=2]

This is what they look like in my Ebberon Campaign: I'm working on an airship here: http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?p=3106569#post3106569

The ships launch: It's rather low polygon, but as it will be fairly tiny on the final model it should be fine.

It had a suprise attack that caught civilians off gaurd...on the wester front. I.E. the place where month long battles were fought over a few hundred yards of terratory. How the heck did the break through the French lines to make a suprise attack. Not one of the German planes was in use at the...

Huh. I looked up the original quote. That article takes things out of context to appear somewhat more decisive than anything Whedon actually said. He makes it very clear that no project is currently underway, but he does not actually imply that there will never be a Serenity sequal.