BOOM #2 by jyriviuhko

3D Studio Max • (none) • posted on Feb 23, 2003

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Description

Here are three images of my ALFADH with CV90 turret..

Comments (10)

Darkness2k

5:55AM | Sun, 23 February 2003

Think this would be great, especially if used as a 3D model for a game :)

memaci

8:48AM | Sun, 23 February 2003

Great modeling in every aspect, I like the detail of the weight of the vehicle flattening out the tires just a bit.

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pakled

10:18AM | Sun, 23 February 2003

not sure about the rear-view mirrors, can't see where you'd actually look at them from..but very solid model here..

stasisxxx

12:01PM | Sun, 23 February 2003

needs dirtying up a bit, get the dirty reyes plug in for max, it will sort it out instantly

kennyliu

12:10PM | Sun, 23 February 2003

Cool modeling!

trelihan

6:01PM | Sun, 23 February 2003

Great work....Yes,real APCs have mirrors.

putjesschepper

2:10AM | Mon, 24 February 2003

Wow, very nice model!!! How many polys?

jyriviuhko

2:12AM | Mon, 24 February 2003

The model consists of approx... 1.6 M polys... for now... but I have been thinking of trying to reduce that... hehe...

Bendersquint

4:45PM | Thu, 27 February 2003

None of the US or Russian ones have mirrors. But the Canucks and French do. Sorry forgetting about them.

jyriviuhko

11:27PM | Thu, 27 February 2003

Well Bender... that's true... It's not that usual with mirrors... but the English, Swed's, Swiss, French, the Arab nations do and many others with them ... But not usually in combat.. Most nations do have peacetime regulatons for their armed forces. One of these regulations stipulates that if the vehicle is to be transported on civilian roads... the vehicle should be equpipt in such manour that it can take place with the driver being able to observe his rear.