I couldnt bottle it up any longer, so here it is…
[link expired] new link upcoming
theres a few things missing, but ill go back and put them in over christmas hopefully.
I thouroughly enjoyed the whole process of moddelling and rendering all this,
Bring on the real thing
Cheers
Justis
December 15, 2005, 5:51pm
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Beautiful.
Simply beautiful.
Sent ya a PM…drop a line if you get a chance.
nice lighting!!! had to look twice in that first pic! Keep going!!
For a second there I though it was real!
That model can begin as a base to create a new GB series: 3D!
It looks like I can reach right out and grab it!
Awesome job WS!!
Darrin
Looks great, awesome work!
kingpin
December 16, 2005, 11:33pm
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I think there’s some sculpting missing from the bumper , but apart from that, great work.
Seems that it’s never easy to do wires in things like 3D Studio Max and other cad programs…
hehe, well spotted kingpin
Thats the only major thing i couldnt get to work, if any ones got any ideas about adding the sculpting to the bumper , then i’m all ears.
Cheers
kingpin
December 18, 2005, 1:28am
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Which program did you use to make the Pack?
Justis
December 18, 2005, 2:26am
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wee_stantz…my man…check your PM’s!
I’ve been using Solidworks 05, really really good program.
I’ll be using 3DS maxx next semester to animate it properly apparently, so hopefully gonna get a small movie going with some after effects streams aswell.
Justis, you have a pm.
Cheers guys
These models would’nt be bad to make new tutorials for prop building. It’s been a while since we’ve gotten then updated with new methods…and 3D models on the tutorials would better illustrate certain angles and aspects of the prop building process.
Frank
December 19, 2005, 7:33pm
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Wow!!! Is that 3D studio Max or something? Excellent.
kingpin
December 20, 2005, 3:04pm
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As Wee Stantz said:
He won’t be using it until next Semester.
gjustis
December 27, 2005, 9:57am
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Replied to PM…let me know if you can help.