Construction Bot, slightly Used by BryLeather

Bryce • Science Fiction • posted on Mar 27, 2006

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Description

Hi All, have been working on this robot for a while, was out on a bike ride and past a construction sight and came up with this. Now doing a series of used construction bots. Used terrains for many of the parts as I haven't worked with it much. Most of the textures are from photos I have taken. Also used parts from other projects of mine! Hah! Thanks for looking

Comments (13)

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FCLittle

11:45AM | Mon, 27 March 2006

Nice job on the modeling...can't wait to see this in a scene of some kind.

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Stoner

11:45AM | Mon, 27 March 2006

Great modeling

wingnut55

2:56PM | Mon, 27 March 2006

some nice ideas in this.

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duo

4:14PM | Mon, 27 March 2006

Fantastic robot design and great use of terrain editor! Let sell it on Renderosity :)

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Sixaxis

7:50PM | Mon, 27 March 2006

Super design. I love models that appear to "work" Texture and materials are super too.

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evinrude

12:53AM | Tue, 28 March 2006

I'll take it! Nicely concocted portrait.

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lordgoron

1:39AM | Tue, 28 March 2006

Excellent modeling and the textures look awsome!

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draculaz

5:29AM | Tue, 28 March 2006

cool modelling and nice textures, great job! :)

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aliensprog

6:50AM | Tue, 28 March 2006

Cool modeling and textures. I would give it bigger "hands" if it is a construction bot. Just my 2c worth.

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electric

3:40PM | Wed, 29 March 2006

magnificent robot and textures, excellent work

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Bungalo

1:31AM | Thu, 30 March 2006

Excellent work! Model realy looks fantastic. But just tell me why the hell You put these hydraulic systems inside the leg? It's obvious that they can't move and work! What for?

BryLeather

7:37AM | Thu, 30 March 2006

Hi Bungalo, thought of them more like canisters to hold fluids like oil, hydraulics etc.

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