Scifi Chopper by SimoK

Lightwave • Science Fiction • posted on Sep 26, 2004

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Description

This is a scifi "helicopter" that I finally got finished and it's going to be in an animation I'm working on at the moment and hopefully will be finished too somewhere in the near future. So what do you think? All modeling and rendering was made in Lightwave3D and textures of course in Photoshop.

Comments (17)

Atwistedperson

9:39AM | Sun, 26 September 2004

Cool looking (stealth?) VTOL aircraft. Lets have a look at it in some enviroment or least with a backdrop image. :)

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petes

10:00AM | Sun, 26 September 2004

wat a cool looking chopper! great model there buddy. my only comment would be to use the texture map in your spec and gloss channel. Right now it looks pretty worn but the sheen is pretty even over the whole model. Also, maybe punch up the color in the decals a bit? Looks great !

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oooZENOooo

12:43PM | Sun, 26 September 2004

very cool modelling indeed!

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odeone

1:04PM | Sun, 26 September 2004

Very nice indeed...

Askguden

1:12PM | Sun, 26 September 2004

Really nice modelling and texturing...

8ven

1:16PM | Sun, 26 September 2004

Cool concept expect a call from Locheed-Martin :-)

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Chaos911

1:44PM | Sun, 26 September 2004

wow.... cool! O_O

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MarkHirst

3:21PM | Sun, 26 September 2004

Terrific concept. What about a roof mounted sensor array so it can peek over trees and cover?

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Django

1:14AM | Mon, 27 September 2004

Superb model..great work

SimoK

9:00AM | Mon, 27 September 2004

Thank you for your comments. I actually tried to make it look like worn and dirty, I hope it didn't went too far. There is map in the spec channel but maybe I should try the gloss channel too, never thought about that, but thanks for your advice.

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