At long last, I'm back in business, or something. :)

More info here:

https://www.renderosity.com/mod/forumpro/?thread_id=2905672

Apologies for not making a clickable link; I've honestly forgotten how to do it. :(

That's cool! But what if I only need 15 watts for recording? LOL

Hehe, use a Powerbrake, or YellowJacket replacement tubes, of course.

You could always retro mod the amp to cut the wattage, too. Not for the faint hearted but it's doable.

Here is the link to Sam's store

Visit SamTherapy's Store

Sam the little chain link lookin doflingy in the bottom of the comment box. If you click that it will add the allocation for a link where you can put the description and the web link address.

PS Great looking Amp and guitar kit, Well done

Congratulations!

BTW, I always have a smile on my face when I read your signature, I have the same in a German forum but, I'm sure, nearly nobody knows what it means

@ LPR001 - Thank you! Duh, I really should have known.

@ Jules53757 -

Congrats!

I wish you lots and lots...of money. LOL

Laurie

Thanks! Laurie - I'm not holding my breath. I like blue but not that much. :D

Nice. Can't wait to see more.

Sam, are the wheels on the upper cab removable so I can stack it flat?

Not removable but you can make them invisible in the Hierarchy editor. You'll be left with the "feet" of the cab then. Same goes for the other cab.

The lower cab has recessed wheel cups modelled in, like the real thing, so the upper cab won't move about, even when you're cranked up. It's a very stable arrangement which I've used many times.

Here's a quick grab from Poser to show the cab with wheels removed in Hierarchy. I switched to Smooth Shaded view because it seems to look clearer when un-rendered.

Nice. That's a really solid modeling job. Great work.

This is really impressive work. How did you model the cables?

Thanks, people!

The cables were cylinders, which I extruded and used the "Sweep Region" function in Wings to give them a bit of sway and curl like real cables, rather than just hanging vertical. It was a matter of trial and error getting them to look right when they hit the ground but having my own rig right here was a big help, since I could take a look and compare. It was also good to be able to measure everything accurately, too. The calipers and tape measure were red hot, I tell you! :D

Now all you need is a model of Jimmy Page ;)

Hmmm.... nope. Page uses Plexis, AFAIK. Besides which, he's far (very) from being my favourite guitarist. That's Mick Ronson (also a Plexi user, or was) A close second is Adrian Belew. Last time I looked at his rig, it wasn't Marshall, though.

There are always: Ritchie Blackmore Eric Clapton Jimi Hendrix Alex Lifeson Billy Gibbons Angus Young Joe Perry Zakk Wylde The list goes on and on....