Made in Blender, Substance Painter, and Affinity Photo! My take on some Supreme Commander fanart. I got the scale off because I couldn't find any actual measurements, but I think it looks better at this size anyway.
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Scrolled by and immediately asked: "Is that a Supreme Commander T3 reactor?" And was delighted to see that it is! Great work! The game had some really cool visuals when you put the camera to ground level. Air transports in ferry mode were always my favorite, dropping off dozens of units without micromanaging.
Agreed. I don't think any other base-building RTS has ever captured the scale and sense of large-scale warfare that SupCom has with maps measured in ten x tens of kilometers and hundreds of units spread across the ground, air, and water.
And thank you!