Model:td7000e Tank

[skyeywei]

tank information

(wire)

http://210.51.181.217/cgi-bin/ut/topic_show.cgi?id=125579&h=1&bpg=2&age=30

[skyeywei]

welcome comment.

[zedsdead]

i like it, very technical............

[skyeywei]

thanks!

[Tony Richardson]

Beautiful detail! I like the lighting as well. Can you post a wire frame? What program did you use?

Apply a few textures and this would be very nice indeed.

[skyeywei]

ok ! please wait.......

[ShadowM8]

I think he used 3ds max, cause it says so on the top left of the picture!

Fantastic work, very detail oriented.
Did you use GI for that render because i really like the lighting.

[skyeywei]

thanks!

render: 3dsmax5 skylight (GI):)

model: 3dsmax3.1 (c:1999)

[ShadowM8]

Wow the front of the model is even more impressive then the back :) Amazing!

[skyeywei]

HI! TD7000E TANK (wire frame)

http://210.51.181.217/cgi-bin/ut/topic_show.cgi?id=125579&h=1&bpg=2&age=30

[Levitateme]

boy, weist that is fantastic, that is all really really great stuff. great wire fram images. i like seeinghow people set up there lighting really cool great images.

[John Lee]

wow excellent model man very very detailed i like it !!!

[skyeywei]

thanks! please wait.......animation .

[bigbad]

Great model.

One thing thats even greater is when the person himself replies. Not that many people from Asia does that.

:thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: for weist.

[muki]

I think it could maybe use some more texturing, but other than that, the modelling and lighting is very good. Lots of detail. I like it when people invent robot type things that look like they could actually work. Are you going to animate this thing?

[skyeywei]

thanks for your comment !:)

[Theta-Dot]

DAMN :eek: That's friggen awesome. I've never seen anything like it.

[Goro]

Wow! Great model! Waiting for the animation. :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

[skyeywei]

thanks! please wait.......:)

[sandy306]

wow! great work! i very very like it.

:love:

[skyeywei]

links rework!

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