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This is going to look great!.. i love your attention for detail.
- Reinier
Hi there Jeroen…I like your workflow.The attention to details too are great to see.I like to see extra attention to all facets of ones work,no shortcuts just to fill space with half done models.Greeble 's and greebles…I think you have a nice start,and a promising project here,keep working as you are,doing a very good job…Until later,all the best.:arteest:
thnx guys for all those compliments
pondering how to hang the engines to the battledeck
rofl 2 secs afterwards i got an idea
O_o
Nice detail and great ideas!
I would though remember your creating a stagnent picture, so some detail that you spend tons of time on may not even be seen at all. I like to work on the detail necessary that will be most apparent in a picture. Good luck with the challenge as yours will be something to watch when finished. Keep the udpates coming!
SEL
did a reword of the back a bit
detailed it a tad
figged out how to do the clamping decently
not much left now
to do :
cannons / some other details
hey awesome detailing buddy… i like that u did with the back of the ship… can we b blessed by some wires please? … keep goin
wow thanx Voutlooz, but i got one question… how did u do those panels?.. r those extruded poly (dat cant b) or sized box primitive attached to teh main mesh?
plugin called greeble
places random geometry on surfaces
used in films like starwars etc
Great model here … lot of details … I wonder how much do you spent on the surface detail compared to the overall model … adding details is something that I still need to learn … keep giving us these beautiful shots
Riccardo
we’ll a lot of the detail on side engine casing is computer generated by greeble
only the piping / edges and other non greeble like stuff is normal geometry
so detailing it goes pretty fast
Work harder on your concept idea Voutlooz. I believe it is incomplete. Good luck anyway
Thanks Voutlooz. (It sounded like a it was going to be kept a secret from 3doid’s followup.) Too bad I’m Maya 6 on Mac
Nice nice work.
Sweet moddeling man!, Remember though to test the ship at the distance and agle of your planned final shot so that the work on your pannels doen’t dissapear with distance! I almost missed that those hull plates were there. I liked there look, but if you can’t see them are they worth putting them there?
Looks awsome however rock on those engine are kick’n!