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Description
This is my first attempt at sub-division modeling. It has been rigged with bones so that it can be posed. The materials are not very good as the body became so complex that when I tried to use the UVW Unwrap it would have taken far too long to sort out, so in the end I took the lazy way out and just wrapped the whole thing in a single texture. But still, it was a good learning experience and has now taught me to be a lot more careful when doing the modeling to think about how it will be textured.
Comments (16)
Predatron
Very nice work, well done
Brian S.
Really cool
ragouc
Cool model. Great picture. Well done.
Joko-Style
excellent model!
NefariousDrO
Wooooowwww! That's really cool!
DocMikeB
Great mech model, very detailed and well done! Five Stars!
MarkHirst
Very nice modelling. I dread that UVM mapping bit too, and unfortunately I tend to model with it in mind.
Khushrenada
sod me sideways:) that looks real:) great work:)
deci6el
First off, really nice model. Very nice sense of proportions. I think the short focal range in this case is making your vehicle look very small. In fact, it looks like I'm looking at a photograph of a real model but a 1/4 inch scale model. If you were going for that look, well done. But if its supposed to be huge I would recommend opening up your DOF.
vertexpuller
You are exactly right, when I first rendered the image I thought the same thing in that it just looks like a toy model. I put it down to the texturing and low level of detail on the vehicle. When I get some spare time I'll try rendering it again and change the DOF. Thanks for the advice deci6el :) I might even have a go at tackling the texturing issue again.
gattone_blu
Very very excellent work. bravissimo
gmvgmvgmv
Nice modeling - it looks functional as well as being aesthetically appealing.
RETIRED
Really kool! you should work on the texturing a little more, then market the neat critter. :-))
Demian3D
The modelling work has good looking. If you want to look huge, add to your scene some element of reference of real life, like a person o trees.
maxxxmodelz
I like it! Cool robot. I think the texturing came out fine, especially the ground surface, despite your difficulties with unwrapping.
artgum
Quite a cool little guy- I'd love to see him animated.