Lego Ice Planet Ship by multimediaman

3D Studio Max • (none) • posted on Aug 14, 2002

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Description

This is a result of building many many many lego pieces so that I could produce a life-like lego movie, with animation and all... and this is basically the ship you see in the beginning of the movie... oh yea, this is a separate project than the city with the cars and stuff... ... a project that does not have as high priority either.

Comments (4)

GreenAnorak

5:01AM | Thu, 15 August 2002

The overall texture of the Lego piece are too shiney and clean.. You usualy see bite marks and the odd dent here and there were some kids lobbed there creation at the wall.. I like your idea all the the pices have been modeling acuratly.. Nice work.. Stay cool, later.. Green

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Modulok

6:29AM | Thu, 15 August 2002

LMAO I used to have that! This is great man, memories of the lego sets. At the time it was my ulitimate creation tool hehe, now I have my modeling software :D If your going for realism I'd take some of GreenAnorak's advice, but its still cool as is!

multimediaman

8:56PM | Thu, 15 August 2002

Well, I was thinking of life-like as in for the Lego person's point of view, no huge humans to deal with lol... And I tried a few different methods to put in the word "LEGO" at the top of the bumps, but they ended up cluttering up the scene... even the bump map method made it look somewhat odd... anyway, I can't wait to get the people for it modeled, as well as the rest of the bricks and stuff I need for the movie :D I have however noticed a slight part of the model that happens to be off, but you'd have to really know the legos to see it... so I'm opening up MAX as I type to correct this miniscule error, cuz all errors I make irritate me lol

multimediaman

9:00PM | Thu, 15 August 2002

--actually I've corrected that error already, so I'm happy :D