Machineflesh 3D Challenge Entry: Tommi Kaikkonen

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Tommi Kaikkonen has entered the Machineflesh 3D Challenge.

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Old Concept

Right; Here is my first concept. It’s a human, he works as a codebreaker. To enhance his ability to think, and therefore break codes, human may have found a way to use some fluids of the heart to enhance the brain. The hole on the side of the head is made to control how the fluid controls the brain, etc

#3

Old Concept here

Second concept drawing, of the face… Not much to add.

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I decided to scrap the last concept I did, heres a new one. This guy has lost his legs. He loved motor-racing. He decided to build an option for wheel chair, which you can drive with. He Has a motor build onto his back. He doesnt need a steering wheel, because the motor build on his back collects information from his spine.

#5

Ive started modelling the head now.

#6

Thats a cool idea mate. Keep working on it. I think the wheel sort of looks out of place there but maybe it will be better in the 3d picture.

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Continuing on building the head. Comments welcome in the thread !

#8

Nice head :slight_smile: :drool:
What program are you using ot model?

#9

Thanks; Im using 3dsmax6 for modelling.

Im modelling his body (or the jacket), and ill post some progress later today.

#10

Started modelling the jacket…

#11

very nice and clean modeling!!! …love what u did on the face work…following this one…:thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

p.s : Just an opinion…give your concept more complexity…try to show how all this works…:bounce:

#12

great start to the jacket. keep it up.

#13

Heres a new render of the back…

#14

looking nicely so long! nice and clean modeling! bravo!

#15

tsunami: Thanks!

DimitrisLiatsos:

(sorry for not drawing:) )
This guy has a wheel attached to his torso. He lost his legs in a motor racing accident.
He built equipment around the wheel, like headlights, and after some years he got a permission to use this thing in the traffic (register plate!), and other things. He always had to load energy into the wheel, but hes found a new way to generate power. He produces it himself. He’s got a “motor” in his back. This motor also takes information from his body, to know where to steer, accelerate and brake, plus headlights and other stuff.

I hope this is clear enough…:slight_smile:

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