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3 Dimensional Chat / Some works in progress and portfolio build

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discostu
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Posted: 21st Nov 2007 23:25 Edited at: 21st Nov 2007 23:26
Hey there i am trying to build a portfolio at the moment for a future career and i have been 3d modeling on and off for about a year and a half and recently got back to serious work, and because of a want to progress i am posting my images up to get some constructive criticism and also a place to keep my portfolio.

A watchtower W.I.P, i really can not think what to add any suggestion are welcome


A pill box with 3ds max textures i have not got a clue how to texture so the texture is stretched i am following the max tutorials so should be ok soon.


A tire i have made whilst following a tutorial although it was just a bunch of picture mostly guess work to get through it i think its turned out ok although i dunno what to add in the center to give more grip.


i do have some other image but they are older work and these are my most recent works simple structures but good practice. Any C & C is welcome.

thanks,
Discostu

cletus that aint no racoon now get me some proper roadkill
discostu
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Posted: 23rd Nov 2007 00:04
Hmm no comments ok a few more pictures for some more enticement

Most of these are works in progress.







any comments and critique welcome

cletus that aint no racoon now get me some proper roadkill
jasonhtml
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Posted: 23rd Nov 2007 02:32 Edited at: 23rd Nov 2007 02:32
critique on the machine gun:

- good shape of the stock
- the muzzle-flash hider is a bit wide
- the bipod needs to be a bit wider (unless you are looking at a reference that shows a very skinny bipod)

also, the sand bags should be a little more random. and maybe slumped a little

nice work

5Louiz
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Posted: 23rd Nov 2007 11:47
The models are simple, but it can do wonders to them by adding dirt and making the textures darker at some areas.

It is surely a very nice start.

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