Model Steampunk Untextured by bogwoppet

3D Studio Max • Science Fiction • posted on Aug 23, 2010

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'Model Steampunk Untextured' I thought you might like to see these untextured models created in 3D Studio Max. My last image 'Steampunk' shows the models in a scene and fully textured. These models were created partly from scratch and partly from all sorts of bits and pieces of geometry that I had laying about on my hard-drive. This pair took around sixteen hours to make. Thanks for looking. Tony

Comments (29)

YorkBerlin

3:05AM | Mon, 23 August 2010

very nice model'S

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jclP

3:17AM | Mon, 23 August 2010

very nice models

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nazul

3:36AM | Mon, 23 August 2010

Exzcellent work - you might consider selling your models :-)

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Hubert

3:42AM | Mon, 23 August 2010

Impressive modelling!!

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Black-Carrie

4:20AM | Mon, 23 August 2010

Fantastic done modelling!

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Tracesl

4:47AM | Mon, 23 August 2010

cool, great models

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RadiZ

5:03AM | Mon, 23 August 2010

16 Hours? - how the heck did you make them that fast, it would take me month to make something like that - excellent modeling, the spider looks like one i have seen in a movie, ( Can't remember the title though ) but realy cool - like the proportion of it, the small wires and other details make it appears HUGE even without the textures - great work

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necrophage

5:20AM | Mon, 23 August 2010

amazing models!

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vitachick

5:23AM | Mon, 23 August 2010

One must zoom in to see the fantastic details. all those wires.. Excellant!

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5391151

5:41AM | Mon, 23 August 2010

Actually, I am interested in checking these out....you read minds too!? I'd like to check out 3D Max someday too... ($$$$)@#%@...fiscally challenged,broke. lol.....not that I am not digging C4D R11.5, but I am in awe of 3D Max, maybe even intimidated. But really thanks for sharing.

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