Stuff by magnush

Lightwave • Modeling • posted on Feb 12, 2004

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I have been modeling like crazy for the past week and a half and this is what I made. Sorry about the size of the image, it had to be big to make out the details. I know they are out of scale but they are not modeled too all be in the same scene. Thanks for all the comments on my latest images, I have been having problems when replying that's why some of you haven't been thanked properly. Thanks for viewing.

Comments (13)

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odeone

6:52AM | Thu, 12 February 2004

Mr Magnush... you're a very quite achiever, but youre work screams quality...This is great work indeed...

underzog

8:59AM | Thu, 12 February 2004

Man, do you realise how long it will take you to put all those tools back in their place :-). Great job!

loswl_

9:00AM | Thu, 12 February 2004

Excellent modeling skills, I love this presentation :o)

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Svenart

6:06PM | Thu, 12 February 2004

This looks very good. Im not sure about the typewriter, but everything else is very well done.

0m3g4

8:50PM | Thu, 12 February 2004

Well, the book-case could be to scale. Tenny-tiny books!

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Fillingim

10:51PM | Thu, 12 February 2004

Hey...that looks like my room!! Very well done!!

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Moebius87

9:48AM | Fri, 13 February 2004

What a mess! Geez... you're a brilliant modeler, but you really must learn to keep your room tidy. :oP Just kidding... this is some real top notch modeling here. Well done!!!

volk23

7:10PM | Fri, 13 February 2004

nice, thats some big legos!

goblinfx

3:06AM | Sat, 14 February 2004

Great Caos !!! Compliment :)) I like it !!

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Slosh

2:15PM | Mon, 23 February 2004

I like the variety in the scaling of the objects, no need to apologize for that. It helps lend interest, methinks. Excellent choice to render in B&W, too.

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