Oberursel Rotary Engine_02 WIP by 1998328is

Carrara/RDS • Aviation • posted on Jan 15, 2005

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Description

I'm starting to shade and texture the engine. I think it looks a little like cement...

Comments (11)

sailor_ed

7:19PM | Sat, 15 January 2005

Excellent model and terrific texturing. Its a shame to put this inside a cowling!

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9:12PM | Sat, 15 January 2005

Nice work, but don't know what to suggest. Maybe a lot darker metal? Plus bluer?

cajomi

12:52AM | Sun, 16 January 2005

I think, it looks very realistic, and sailor_ed is allright with his comment

TaniguchiHisaichi

1:06AM | Sun, 16 January 2005

Wow, it's a great modeling and texturing. Keep on doing your DR.I project. And I'm expecting your job.

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intro

1:11AM | Sun, 16 January 2005

As good as any model i've ever seen. Photo-real. I agree it's a shame to cover it. But then again, you ARE making what covers it too. We of little faith...:)))

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pauljs75

6:06AM | Sun, 16 January 2005

Maybe some kind of reflection mapping? That might help, but that also depends on what kind of metal it is. Hmmm...

mmoir

10:02AM | Sun, 16 January 2005

Hey this is looking great, very nice modeling job.I think the textures look fine too.

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Dann-O

7:35PM | Sun, 16 January 2005

Amazing amount of detail here. Maybe you can put on a specular map to vary the amout of shine from different parts of the motor. It is soem amazing work and detail here. Miles of patience to get it this detailed.

GROINGRINDER

12:48AM | Tue, 18 January 2005

Damn fine looking engine. Does the whole engine rotate like it does on the Nieuport fighter? VOTE

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tallpindo

8:49AM | Tue, 18 January 2005

I think you have the cylinders rotated 180 degrees around their individual axes. The blanked off port below the attachment for the intake pipes is the exhaust port and needs to be on the opposite side maybe with a short stack. It begins to look like something buried in mud and brought back to fly again. Magic!!

memaci

11:32AM | Thu, 20 January 2005

This looks excellent. The only comment I would make is the texture you used on the outer cylinders looks too repetitive. If you can vary the texture or simply rotate the cylinders so we don't always view the texture from the same angle. Fantastic work.