I've been tinkering with a NES Lite for some time now, this started a bit after I was trying to convert a NES into the Transformer charachter Soundwave. That, unfortunately, isn't succesfull up until today, but I plan on finishing it somewhere in the future 😛 The NES Lite, however, turned out pretty good, the design incorporating a removable power converter and all kinds of shiny stuff. Here shown with an original NES and a cartridge for size comparison. When the cartridge is slid into the NES Lite, it will become flush with the rest of the casing. I'm thinking of a lid that revolves back when you put the cartridge in, a la the old VCR players, but I'm not sure of that yet...

NES_lite.jpg

@plot-paris said:

was the base for the first one the skull of a buffalo? looks a bit like it 😄

nope, didn't start out as anything really, just an amorphous blob, didn't even start out intending doing a spaceship, just messing with ffd

@plot-paris said:

the stairs are very beautyful - very good lighting. you can instantly feel the charme of this flat!

thanks for the compliment blessings for you sir

@unknownuser said:

@jon said:

Cool, I love seeing stuff like this done in SU. 💚

Wow Jon . .. you look just like Jerry Seinfeld!!! 😄

I get that a lot. 😆

thanks plot-paris. is that a classical roman beauty comment, panda with sensual belly? i heard monalisa has the same. is that true?

oh,Thanks o lot for your comment,its very important for me
sorry for my English.So,thanks again 😄

Hi all

hoing ahead
utilitaire.jpg

Thanks for feedback

regards

...good model 👍thanks! 😄 ...
...small file:

8a.rar

That's nice Phil. The orignal house looks like one of those 1920s 4-squares common in south Mpls and in St. Paul.

I don't know if it is my imagination - but I believe to see a soft shadow of the speakers... 😄

I did the subframe on the Noble, g35 and the Muscle car, the rest I modeled. Including the vehichle mesh/frame etc.

Hmm. Oh well...

Thanks a lot for your help. I'm liking kerkythea more and more, it's so easy to use.

Not that I tried anything else 💚 , but I still like it 😉 .

David, these are great. You are very talented. Fix those textures and your renderings will be even better.

I like them both also, but the first one is two fuzzy for me. I like the wavy lines of the second.
Maybe a mix of both?

Thanks everyone!

@deathcloud said:

mam are you a intrior designer or a industrial design artist .. your good

This is not my design, I was hired to build a model for presentation. They client only needed a BW, so this was as far as I got.

@unknownuser said:

Nice Tina. Any updates with color yet? 😉

Good question! LOL, no nothing yet, but will update when I do.

is it a real scale model photo?...wow i love the details

sir where do you get your vismats and good components?

brilliant.......... 😎

Hi Buzzer,
I've seen some of Cully's work, but I don't read any of the books he as worked on. His style sits pretty squarely in the "old/new school" of animation artist I like i.e. David Johnson (aka DevilPig). Bart Sears is the same story, seen his work over the years with JL and Dark Knight.

Geoff Darrow on the other hand has been firmly in my "must list" I own most all of his books, own some of his originals, and had the pleasure of meeting and hanging out with him (probably more like stalking), Frank Miller and Mike Allred at Comic Con. All the detail I put into my models might be his "influence", however subconscious.

For this project I'd point to; Ron Cobb, Ashley Wood, Bill Barnes, Keith Weesner, Alex Toth, Francois Schuiten, and my good friend John Bell as influences. I certainly have more artist that I love, but those are the ones I point to with regards to Fuel & Fire.

Your windows should also let some light in I guess. Change them to thin glass in Kerky.