Airplane Study
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Shouldn't there be a radial blur for a rotating propeller?
Great render Pete!
Scott
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@unknownuser said:
Shouldn't there be a radial blur for a rotating propeller?
There is no propeller Scott.
Amazing model Eric and an excellent render from Pete.
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i can see why you chose to model this, eric....that image is pretty damn compelling. pete's render is awesome too...cant wait to see some more.
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...cool!
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this is a brilliant model it has captioned the mood of a sort of 2nd world war comic book !!
well done
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I'm blown away by your model, Eric.
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Thanks again everyone. Hopefully a render will be coming from me soon.
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Fantastic render, 5+!
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Great model Boo...fantastic amount of deatail....Solo that is really nice render...and 17min. is just amazing.
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In the Words of Howard Hughes in the Movie "The Rocketeer"
"The Sonuvabh" will fly!"***
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Very cool! The only thing missing is the "prop disk"...
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Thanks, however there is not a propeller. See here:
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I love these models. Could you explain a little on how you modeled the body and the wings, thats what I am stumped on from looking at the wireframes. Great job, thanks!
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Thanks. Those shapes were simple really. Just a cylinder for the body, using the scale tool on segments about the cylinder. And for the wings I made a profile and pushed the shape, scaled one side, pushed again, scaled or rotated...
Hope this helps.
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OK, that makes sense, I guess I was confused from the amount of triangles in the wireframes. I thought you used the sandbox tool. I have never used the sandbox tool to create that clean of shapes, only landscape. Thanks for the reply.
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Ok, here is a first run at rendering this "Big Bird".
Shiny out of the box...
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the third one is epic
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Thanks Bruce.
Well the original author called it "Big Bird" so I think I will stick with that.Edit: Thanks Dan.
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