This model is a rework of the City Transport Vehicle I did for Mark Cheng's short SF Film Deployment Strategy. See the original model I made here
This model is a rework of the City Transport Vehicle I did for Mark Cheng's short SF Film Deployment Strategy. See the original model I made here
16 comments:
I like this a lot more than the original. The engines look a lot nicer :)
Hey man! this looks really cooOOl! :D
I like both but more this one tho, I like the uper windows also alot!
keep up great works Andrew, ;)
Cya,
Best,
mim,
yo, man thanks for the comment.your work looks amazing too. Keep it coming.
Alfonso
Your designs are always great, Andrew. Nice work.
The new engines look more sturdy and provide faster speed.
I really love this version, I like the cockpit you've added and I love the colour of this version too. Super work on the new engine pods also. :)
Once again... Awesome work!!!
Absolutely awesome. These designs feel more real then most of the stuff coming out of blockbuster movies and AAA game titles. If I was a vfx sup I'd hire you on for concept, miniatures, and modeling. Awesome work
Really nice stuff my friend. Thanks for the comments on my blog. Keep up the great work and keep in touch!
Hey Andrew,
Thanks for your kind words. You have some great 3d stuff. I'm actually trying to break into that realm myself.
Cheers!
Tom
Ooh shiny! Looks great in orange, Andrew. Is that a few different shaders to get that sheen or just a really nice material?
nice work! Thanks for visiting my blog. How did you render that? Care to share the lighting and rendering process?
Raymond, I just rendered the vehicle without any lights at all, then I rendered a version with Ambient Occlusion, then I put a single Omni in with the properties set to 0 then I rendered out just the reflection map, then they were all combined in Photoshop.
Michael, it's a pretty simple Phong Material with a reflection map.
That's all completely foreign to me, all that I know is that it looks cool :) You going to make an inside to it ?
pretty! I will try that out!
Hi Andrew, I really like this one, it looks fast and functional.Nice work as usual.
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