Cyclepark_monorail_station by nomenes

Cinema 4D • Architecture • posted on Dec 03, 2003

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Since we finished our TV-spot i had time to create a new small archi.-scene. GREETZ from the beDIFFERENT Team. Any comments r welcome (as allways :-)

Comments (16)

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B_PEACOCK

11:25AM | Wed, 03 December 2003

All I can say is WOW .Very impressive

raymondsalter

11:57AM | Wed, 03 December 2003

I like it. Ray.

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Curious

3:13PM | Wed, 03 December 2003

cool X)

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strata

3:30PM | Wed, 03 December 2003

I like the nightshot a lot. The scene is better composed here I think. But thats me! Great work! :))

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turner

4:28PM | Wed, 03 December 2003

I quite like the model but it's a totally different viewpoint from the background pic.

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jgeorge

3:10AM | Thu, 04 December 2003

Fabulous!

BOOMER

3:14AM | Thu, 04 December 2003

Nice image. Love the modeling.

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haegerst

4:23AM | Thu, 04 December 2003

Its not just great, its a damned WONDER!!! Congratulations, I cant tell if I ever was impressed like that before... A+ for this model, outstanding work - I really love it!!!!!

LCGuy

6:58AM | Thu, 04 December 2003

Wonderful modelling. Truly looks like you enjoyed making this, and that's a great thing!

MartinK

8:55AM | Thu, 04 December 2003

A very good model in very many ways, but that background has missed the boat somewhat... The problem is that you have two perspectives- two different camera angles, one looking down, one looking up... It would be better to straighten up the verticles of the background image in P shop using the transform tool and the set up a proper set in c4d and make simple primitives to camera map the scene onto- that way you'll get a more convincing scene.

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nomenes

10:28AM | Thu, 04 December 2003

Thanx 4 the Tip Martin

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