Yes, I was thinking the same thing.
Since this is/was pretty much a free time exercise, it may take longer than I thought ( especially because of my limited texturing skills )
I could use a good advice on achieving realistic, weathered look with textures.
P.S. you can find the track link here, if you´re interested: http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=25487
It does not need to be too exact, just need to export some renderings that show that the hourglass is filled... I guess I will try Sketchyphysics and see what happens. Thanks!
Here goes another one:
Model by Enrico
(music Nine Inch Nails)
[flash=640,385:1y83mr7y]http://www.youtube.com/v/OSPSQSM81Og&hl=en_US&fs=1&rel=0[/flash:1y83mr7y]
hope you find it interesting,
I think you can see that Lorenzo (the first one) is more technological,
Dario (the second one) is more life enthusiastic,
and this one is more childish and war-centric.
guzman.
A handy tip from a Canadian for next time:
Its pretty good (what am I saying its amazing!), but some snow on the cabin itself will look more natural in a scene such as this, honestly it looks like the cabin has just been moved there (by an unknown force...).