RX3000 by tommy3dfreak

3D Studio Max • Aviation • posted on Dec 27, 2003

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Description

I spent a coule of weeks making this still. It's rendered with v-ray. There's a animation of this robot coming up!!! Greets from tommy 3d freak plz tell me what u think!

Comments (9)

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zandar

11:53AM | Sat, 27 December 2003

I think it's great, Tommy. Good modeling and an unusual robot style. The render came out hot as usual, but there may be just a little too much white for my tastes in the sky. Nonetheless, it's an excellent image and I can't wait for the animation. He's all rigged and everything? Impressive.

tommy3dfreak

12:06PM | Sat, 27 December 2003

Thanks for the comment, thanks a lot! I will try some different settings! I will post it when I'm finished!

arjanjacques

4:28PM | Sat, 27 December 2003

Now that is a lovely robot. Not the aggressive kind:-) (At least not at first sight). Great modelling work. I imagine him being an excellent basketball player!

Pingvin

7:26PM | Sat, 27 December 2003

Very cool, I wish I could model something like that... I'm a noobie in this 3d stuff but I was wondering, how do I make such beautyfull textures?

m6master

2:48PM | Sun, 28 December 2003

i like those matrix squid arms you got there..

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maxxxmodelz

1:35AM | Mon, 29 December 2003

WOW!! Great robot!! I like the render much..

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vbarreto

9:23AM | Mon, 29 December 2003

Excellent modelling and details.

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Silgrin

6:24AM | Wed, 31 March 2004

You can make a better sky, I saw, but... Your images are perfectly realistic, especially those abstract ;) In such cases some people describe movements of their jaws (usually toward the floor or sth else that lies below them). My jaw doesnt do such things... instead, after looking at your renders my eyes move in the direction of the mouse and I switch my 3D on. Long way to get to this level, but with your pics in the memory I believe everythings possible...

pipo_peanut

3:59AM | Thu, 22 April 2004

This doesn't fly but this is a great job.