Another work-in-progress 3D model of mine

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Here is another work-in-progress 3D model that I made using blender.

It's the lower half of Metal Gear REX from the 1998 video game Metal Gear Solid.

https://imgur.com/a/I9zUg

I can't wait to post screenshots of the finished version of it!
 

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Well, I was going to look at it, but the website tells me it's been deleted. :biggrin:
 
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Here's what I'm presently working on with Blender. Original series Colonial Viper.

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Here's what I'm presently working on with Blender. Original series Colonial Viper.

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Nice work!

Here is an updated version of my project. All that's left to model is the head. It's about 80% finished.
 

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Nice work!
Thanks.
Here is an updated version of my project. All that's left to model is the head. It's about 80% finished.
It looks like it's coming along nicely.
 
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Thanks.
It looks like it's coming along nicely.

Now it's about 90% done!
 

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Now it's about 90% done!
Nicely done!

Here's my latest work, An Imperial AT-AT
AT-AT blender.png

Pretty much done, just needs a little detail work.
 

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Nice models.

A point of advice would be to bake your ambient occlusion into a texture multiplier. It'll make your model look less flat.
 
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Here are different screenshots of my model sitting down instead of standing up.

https://imgur.com/a/OPCx8
Have you done a full render of you model yet, or are these screenshots of the modeling view port? If you do a full render, the result can be better, plus you can choose the resolution and scale of your image. You can also save the rendered image directly without doing a screen capture.
Here's a comparison between a screenshot of the view port in the "rendered" setting and the image saved from the full render for the project I just finished (in keeping with the theme of the last model, it is a Rebel snowspeeder).
First is the screenshot.
snowspeeder2.png

And now the full render image:
SNOWSPEEDER.png


I have a habit of doing test renders as I work on my model in order to get a better feel for what the final look will be.

Quick disclaimer: While the helmets for the pilots were done in Blender, the actual pilots weren't. They were created in DAZ 3D Studio and imported as wavefront(.obj) objects. DAZ 3D has pre-loaded posable human figures which make things a lot easier than making them with Blender.
 

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Have you done a full render of you model yet, or are these screenshots of the modeling view port? If you do a full render, the result can be better, plus you can choose the resolution and scale of your image. You can also save the rendered image directly without doing a screen capture.
Here's a comparison between a screenshot of the view port in the "rendered" setting and the image saved from the full render for the project I just finished (in keeping with the theme of the last model, it is a Rebel snowspeeder).
First is the screenshot.
View attachment 220391
And now the full render image:
View attachment 220390

I have a habit of doing test renders as I work on my model in order to get a better feel for what the final look will be.

Quick disclaimer: While the helmets for the pilots were done in Blender, the actual pilots weren't. They were created in DAZ 3D Studio and imported as wavefront(.obj) objects. DAZ 3D has pre-loaded posable human figures which make things a lot easier than making them with Blender.

Yeah, here is the final textured version of it.

https://imgur.com/gallery/qYDgg
 

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