TIE Interceptor, David Pain (3D)

#1

Title: TIE Interceptor

Name: David Pain

Taking inspiration from NASA and SpaceX for a new TIE interceptor.

#2

Wow! hope to see this textured and lit…Nice Work!

#3

Thanks Travis. It’ll take a while but I’m working on it :slight_smile:

#4

That’s nice modeling, but I think you overdid it

#5

Out of interest…why do you think he’s over done it?

#6

This is pretty badass!

You have my vote as well for a textured/lit version (in a space combat scene? :smiley: )

#7

Looks amazing. The lighting really lifts it up, something a lot of people overlook when presenting models. I’d like to know which software you used for each particular task when creating this. I’m strictly a 3DS modeller but I just know there are some situations for which other tools would really speed things up.

#8

More complexity than is necessary, and that particular ship doesn’t lend itself to realistic space type of design, I imagine a million parts falling off as it takes off.

#9

Cool up-scaled design, must’ve taken a block of time out of your life :slight_smile: Got any plans to either animate or perhaps 3D print down the track?,

Cheers.

#10

Pretty damn cool modelling job so far :slight_smile:

Cobra 6

#11

Thanks for your feedback everyone - the comments and critique are much appreciated. I don’t have any plans for it beyond materials and textures and a nice big render.

Thanks a bunch Telemachus. I used Maya for most of the modelling, with zbrush+dynamesh for some booleaning.

#12

Seriously this is absolutely amazing. I am with Travis I look forward to seeing the textures on this thing. Great job.
-M

#13

Super rad!!!

#14

great !

I’d like to know which software you used for each particular task when creating this… too.

#15

Not if you work for ILM. :surprised

#16

How long did it take to make?

#17

Thanks everyone.

I used Maya for the majority of the modelling. A mix between boolean and subdivision. I used Zbrush a bit for some detail in the heat shield, as well as welding marks.

Honestly not sure CallofZON. It’s been an ongoing side project for a year or more. Initially it was made to be accurate to the movie prop, but then I thought it would be fun to turn it into a satellite.

#18

This is excellent… just excellent.

#19

Ain’t no BS Greeble there :slight_smile: Amazing David just Amazing