Character: Bionic Kopaka Nuva-T

[NLGizmo]

Nice! the textures look very detailed, do u have a close uP?

Cool model aswell :D Love the blue eyes :bounce:

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[seed]

Wow! Nice modeling and texturing, I love it:applause:

[el paso]

goooooooooooooooooooooooooo lego!!!!!!!!

haha nice, I was thinking of modelling one of these guys, but you beat me to it!

good job by the way

[ja3d]

Really nice work with modeling and texturing, excelent model.
:applause:

[brianellebracht]

great model. I have one quick question... is the texture on the shield and gun the same? If so, It looks alot like wood. Nice job though.
Brian

[nickz]

I like it, I like it a lot! Very cool textures and I like the lighting as well!

[maelstrom]

that's a Bionicle, isn't it? :bounce:

i like the model, the textures don't suit the LEGO universe though...

[KolbyJukes]

Nice looking.

What's the poly count like? Looks low poly to me :shrug:

[santiago]

sweeeeeeet

[jadedchron]

i don't see the front page material in this but. gj anyway

[Ultragames]

I love the look of 3d Lego. This don't look like a Bionical, but just random Technick Legos.

The textures are cool. They dont fit the lego style, but thats because legos are cheap. I suggest making your textures more metal looking. (You could probably leave the shield as is)

[wmendez]

Originally posted by el paso
goooooooooooooooooooooooooo lego!!!!!!!!

haha nice, I was thinking of modelling one of these guys, but you beat me to it!

good job by the way

Your'e not the only one :) my son has the entire set and I have always thought of doing the same.

Good job!

[teh fury]

Thanks alot everyone :)

brianellebracht: yep their pretty much the same..
maelstrom: I planned it without textures at first.. but then i textured it and it looks prett good imo :)
KWAK: Its 110k polys

[Mangled Poly]

cool congrats on the plug!

[Ultragames]

Hey, I am the noob of all noobs in 3d, I still tried one. Its like swirlling mud around with a stick while eating a carrot, and being surounded by 48.3 blue skinned money clowns, each wearing 19 of the stupid orange fluffy buttons. Its just kinda pointless.

[NateTG]

Bionicle. cool. My little brother has a bunch of those. I really like it. now he needs a mask. :buttrock:

[ZVAN]

Good job, im working on the robot machine sumthing like that too, great texturing, hope can see some animation soon! >):bounce:

[volk23]

I have the lego version of exact thing on my desk. Good job !!

[squidinc]

I'd quite like to see one rendered with flat colours, similar to the way the designs are on the packaging boxes or tubes :)

[stone indian]

Very cool. :thumbsup:

[Psycholink]

Nice very good!

Can I see wire ?

[Maximillion]

Looks cool, but I agree it's not front page material.

I don't have any problems with the model itself, other then some of the edges seem too sharp, making it look low-poly while it, in fact, is not.
I find that the textures looks aimless, as if you didn't really know what to put so you threw on a map to busy it up a bit. Although the tonal changes between the pieces add a nice punch so nothing gets lost.
Remember that when texturing you're fundamentaly telling a story about the history of the character.
You obviously don't want it to look brand new, so try and think how it would age. Maybe some nicks and scratches in logical areas, and/or have it get grubbier in places it would be harder to reach. Playing with the specular and allowing the surfaces to get shinier and duller depending on how exposed it is to contact can really sell it too. There's tons of things you can do.

So I see you being half way through the texturing process. You've decided the colour and a texture for each piece, and now you need to give it history.

[Risibility]

110k polys on a model that could have been down with less than a 1000?? Plz point out how you managed doing that...post a wireframe...

Fix textures :wip:

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