Lead Sled "Parked" by woodywoo

Bryce • Modeling • posted on Oct 31, 2014

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Bryce7 - Wings3D When I was working on this I envisioned it with Hydraulics that would Raise and Lower the bike. This is the parked Version and Ill be posting the Raised Version as soon as the render is complete. Thank you for looking at my Artwork and all the Comments and Favorites. Pete

Comments (7)

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Cyve

12:55PM | Fri, 31 October 2014

WOW... Fabulous once again... Just FABULOUS !!! I love your creations my friend !!!

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3DClassics123456

1:24PM | Fri, 31 October 2014

I had seen that the front shock absorbers were horizontal and I found that strange. I like the materials.

woodywoo

1:34PM | Fri, 31 October 2014

I had to create a new sky from scratch for this one, I was getting so many reflections I couldn't see any of the parts. I'm really limited on skies because anything with color in it changes the color of my materials. I only have five skies I created so far that work.

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bakapo

4:19PM | Fri, 31 October 2014

what a cool bike, I like the color a lot.

woodywoo

5:02PM | Fri, 31 October 2014

Thank you these are pretty much my signature colors, Red, Chrome and Gold.

Flash3030

6:49PM | Fri, 31 October 2014

You need to start working on figure's so we can see how a person can drive your machine's.

woodywoo

7:29PM | Fri, 31 October 2014

Ive tried exporting these in to Daz so I could add a Figure, the files are too big. It crashes DAZ everytime. Everything you see is an individual object. I don't use maps like a skin file to create these. This is actually a smaller one and there are over 700 objects in this model.

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claude19

11:29PM | Fri, 31 October 2014

nice evolution of the concept and the idea of a high and low position to be able to move is very insightful! Like what your concepts are not as assemblies of parts, but you pay close attention to the credibility of your gear !!! I will admire you and your work even more !!!

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