Still life: Jackson guitar (custom made)

[fastfinger]

Great!!! Just great & beautiful :)

[RockinAkin]

It looks great!
One of the most realistic guitar models I've seen in a while.

Only crit is that the straight black on black just doesn't do the model justice.
Try spicing it up with adding the jackson logo to the headstock, and putting in some fancy inlays into the fretboard, or even making the fretboard a dark (near-black) rosewood.
Or if you want to go the extra mile and go for photorealism, add a couple of dings and scratches to it, like where the pick would hit the body after thousands of strokes!

Still, great job.
-DivideByZero-

[Dirk_P_Ho]

That is so Metal :) :buttrock: :buttrock: :buttrock:

[amphex]

Damn, awesome work..very realistic =)
Just wish we could see a render without the DOF or blur?

[dave_baer]

Nice work, but the ends of the strings are too straight. Real guitar strings are not stiff like that. Loosent ehm up and you've got it. :beer:

[leigh]

Wow cool stuff :thumbsup:

I'd like to see some more renders of the entire body though :)
You certainly nailed the finish of the paint - that speckle is perfect.

I also think this is a vast improvement on the standard Jackson Flying-V, which I never really liked. This Gibson shape is much better :D

Just a suggestion, it might be cool to actually change the bridge to a floating bridge. We all know that the coolest Floyd Rose systems are with a floating bridge ;)

[Eugeny]

Thanx for replies guys :wavey:

DivideByZero:

Only crit is that the straight black on black just doesn't do the model justice. Try spicing it up with adding the jackson logo to the headstock, and putting in some fancy inlays into the fretboard, or even making the fretboard a dark (near-black) rosewood.
Or if you want to go the extra mile and go for photorealism, add a couple of dings and scratches to it, like where the pick would hit the body after thousands of strokes!

Good idea about scratches :beer:
About other details like Jackson logo - i just don't like this as well as frame around fretboard and metallic triangles :shrug: For this reason i wrote Jackson Guitar - custom made :)

amphex:

Just wish we could see a render without the DOF or blur?

I'll post this a.s.a.p. :)

dave_baer:

Nice work, but the ends of the strings are too straight. Real guitar strings are not stiff like that. Loosent ehm up and you've got it.

Well ... I'll fink about this :)

Leigh:

Wow cool stuff. I'd like to see some more renders of the entire body though
You certainly nailed the finish of the paint - that speckle is perfect.

I also think this is a vast improvement on the standard Jackson Flying-V, which I never really liked. This Gibson shape is much better

Just a suggestion, it might be cool to actually change the bridge to a floating bridge. We all know that the coolest Floyd Rose systems are with a floating bridge

I'll post some additional imajes afterward . U are right Original Jackson Flying-V come with other heastock. I modeled this guitar from references of Dave Mustaine Jackson custom guitar (one of them) :buttrock: but in my guitar i have reversed headstok .
The bridge is the wickets part this model - don't found good references for this kind of bridge. I have some references for floating bridge - but all parts made with high glossy chrome so it's too difficult to see that exactly going on on this type of bridge. Original Dave Mustaine guitar even don't have bridge like mine - so i can say that this is absolutely custom made guitar :buttrock:

Dave Mustaine Jackson guitar (http://www.jacksonguitars.com/FlshSite/pages/Y2KV/Y2KVall.html)

[Eugeny]

Just to resurrect this thread ...


http://www.geocities.com/chuchae2002/Junk/Guitar_compose_wire.txt

[renderdrunk]

very nicely done....only 1 crit... the g. b and e stings shouldnt be wound...just a single wire...and the bass string dont look quite righr either. buy a 5 dollar pack of strings and check em out!

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