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Fab4Fan
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 Posted: Sat Feb 05, 2011 4:17 am Post subject: Split Beetle 3d model. |
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I got 3D max a week ago and decided to try and learn the basics of modeling. I've used other programs like ACaD and Maya. But this is by far the best modeling program.
I was just messing around with the program for a few days to see what i was able to produce. Im basically just doing the exterior shell. the Modeling is kinda crappy because im learning, so i dont think I will have full interior, pan etc... MAybe Ill make another.
Let me know what you think. Enjoy.
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Fab4Fan
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anthracitedub
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Gary
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The modeling is kinda crappy? You are much too modest. Any plans to tackle other VW models?
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drscope
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If only building the real thing was that easy!
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Fab4Fan
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| The modeling is kinda crappy? You are much too modest. Any plans to tackle other VW models? |
ha thanks, the way ive been working (making a body shell rather than full 2-sided parts) makes it difficult to go back and make things solid looking. I guess I can but I really am just using this as rough practice for technique.
I actually wanted to do a single cab, but after a few hours I realized i dont know much about the way the body parts were segmented... so i gave up(for now)
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Fab4Fan
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I did more work on the back. decklid and vents. vents are tough.
I just gotta do small stuff like tailights,handle,wipers, and runningboard trim.
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MAYHEM
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Tuckin'
Don't cut yourself short.........Very well done.
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Madtat
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Dam Sweet !!! Now slam it on earlies!!!!  |
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Fab4Fan
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I'm trying to do some of the inside now. Im just eye-balling stuff so its not perfect.
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Fab4Fan
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Fab4Fan
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Fab4Fan
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petrol punk
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Just started a solidworks class. Wish I had those kind of skills...
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Fab4Fan
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cool man, I need to learn solidworks too. A lot of these programs are similar. you start with a regular box or whatever and extrude ends and points til you get the shape youre after.
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draginwagen
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ragtopbaja
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61SNRF
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It almost looks like you could get in and hit the starter button!
Excellent work, best wishes for a bright future.
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Lobotomy
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That is DAMN FINE work. I wish I could model that well.
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