Moonlight hellcat by GROINGRINDER

Bryce • (none) • posted on Aug 15, 2002

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Description

The hellcat was modeled in Rhino. The explosion was modeled in Amporphium Pro. The tex templates were made in UV Mapper Pro. The tex and bump maps were painted in Photopaint 9. The explosion is a Bryce texture. The render was done in Bryce 5. The pilot is Robert Sharkeys USAF fighter pilot.

Comments (13)

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tralfaz

7:00PM | Thu, 15 August 2002

nicely done. good textures especialy the prop.

GROINGRINDER

7:17PM | Thu, 15 August 2002

Thanks tralfaz. Steve Sanvito posted a tut on his site that allowed me to do the prop. I could never have figured it out on my own. He posted the link in the Bryce forum.

Masema

7:36PM | Thu, 15 August 2002

Very good. Great modeling job on the Hellcat. Tex looks great too.

GROINGRINDER

7:40PM | Thu, 15 August 2002

Thanks alot Masema.

Bliss875

9:04PM | Thu, 15 August 2002

Excellent work on the Hellcat GG! The propeller looks really kool too!

GROINGRINDER

9:15PM | Thu, 15 August 2002

Thank you very much Bliss875. The credit on the prop has to go to Steve Sanvito.

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shayhurs

9:40PM | Thu, 15 August 2002

Nice job, especially the prop. I would suggest you need to lose the reflection on the port wing though.

GROINGRINDER

10:25PM | Thu, 15 August 2002

Thanks for your suggestion shayhurs. I may have to turn down the reflectivity, but not lose it completely. Every reference photo I have gathered shows some reflectivity in the paint.

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BeyondVR

11:31PM | Thu, 15 August 2002

Very nice model! My only suggestion would be to have a few puffs of smoke in the background, to represent spent flak. In AA gunnery, quantity was more easily achieved than accuracy. Great job, though!

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