still: subwoofer

[CarlCampbell]

Really cool! Although the cage covering the speaker should be a bit rounded at the edges, and have some specularity too. Also, the base of the woofers look very boxy in comparison to the rest, but I bet the real ones are like that any way, you might wanna chamfer the edges to catch a highlight though.
Other than that, good going! :thumbsup:

Carl :beer:

[Pavanelli]

Originally posted by CarlCampbell
Really cool! Although the cage covering the speaker should be a bit rounded at the edges, and have some specularity too. Also, the base of the woofers look very boxy in comparison to the rest, but I bet the real ones are like that any way, you might wanna chamfer the edges to catch a highlight though.
Other than that, good going! :thumbsup:

Carl :beer:

thanks for your oppinion
i will think about

[JBruckner]

Very nice, what progie did you use?

[bi0hazard]

Woah i got the same!!!!

[Hec]

I have no idea what these look like in real life but are they really that rough looking? It looks sorta like sandpaper on the outside. It looks like a good model. Nice work.

[Zacke]

Nice pic! The only problem is that I dont see any subwoffer in it. :p

[Daveaustin]

Nicely modeled, i've got a mate who used to model items like that.. just one question.. how come you've rendered them on a tarmac surface?? i'm sure it'd help it no end if you positioned them in a more suitable situ.. like a desk or shelf... just a thought :)

[fr3drik]

Very nice indeed! It kinda looks like the light is too bright though?

[Pavanelli]

Originally posted by Glitchwolf
Very nice, what progie did you use?

i have used 3D Studio MAX 5.0
and skylight

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