Manhattan03 by 3D Strike

Cinema 4D • (none) • posted on Nov 29, 2002

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Description

This is the kind of project that can be endless. There is a lot of buildings for which I didn't have any references, and a lot are missing or don't have the right proportions. But for now I have decided to make a break and to post the first renderings. Everything is modeled in Cinema 4D 6. Textured with Photoshop. Comments are welcome.

Comments (11)

mooncat

8:26PM | Fri, 29 November 2002

Wow! is all I can say to all of your pieces, I can't believe what attention to detail, how long did this take you? They are all excellent.

11:56PM | Fri, 29 November 2002

This is astonishing work. I once had it in my head to the same thing when I first started learning 3D, since I live in Manhattan, but I gave up long ago after I realized what an endless task it would be. I can barely believe you've manage to pull it off, and so well. Great job. I think you could make a lot of money selling this model set to the right company at the right time.

lj456

9:38AM | Sat, 30 November 2002

yes thats very good how long did it take you?

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3D Strike

2:25PM | Sat, 30 November 2002

Thank you for your comments, I have worked on this project during one year from time to time, by sessions of four or five buildings. I don't know how long it would take if I have made it in one time. The file size is about 19 Mo + 20 Mo for the textures. 189186 Polygones I will post an aerial pict,to show the whole scene.

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Cinema1954

3:29PM | Sat, 30 November 2002

Outstanding work. I have only one critique: the textures of the white cabin and the grey roof of the ship look a bit flat. A bit of noise and/or diffuse turbulence would really improve them. Again, great image.

SkyBlueHope

3:46AM | Sun, 01 December 2002

This is wonderful, the WTC before it was blown to smithereens.......so ridiculously terrible that was...

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