Acht - Achter

numbthumb

Thanks, Pete!

museummaker

Great modeling, looks like it can do some damage

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Thanks a bunch, Krisidious - I was thinking of giving it an old, worn-out look, but I simply suck at texturing. Hopefully, this is where Artisan´s Paint Brush could come in handy.
I´d be happy to share this thing, once it´s finished.
Oh, and here is how it looks in SU. 12,2 Mb and counting.

Edit:@ MuseumMaker: thanks, I´m glad you like it. The only true damage done so far is to my nerves

Rich O Brien

Tasty

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Thanks, Rich!
Spooky avatar BTW, I like it!

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Thanks, Bruce, much appreciated!

SketchUpNoobie

That's unbelievable! Awesome work!

solo

If you ever need that rendered please keep me in mind, it would make a frigging awesome playtime project.

How about a Render model, we can all play?

simon le bon

incredible dear Numbthumb!! a master piece indeed ++
(and I love this clay render style)

May be something more "peace&love" model the next time!
enough war machines in this world.
simon

boofredlay

Absolutely fantastic amount of detail. Love it.

Gareth

awesome....brilliant....well done....!!!

Bryan K

Awesome.

Where did you find the details?

numbthumb

Thanks for all your feedback, guys!

@simon: thanks, my friend, I´ll try somethig different next time. I am not that interested in guns - things like these belongs in a museum ( although the mere choice is a typical Freudian lapse - I hope it doesn´t make me a trigger happy nut after all )
@Bryan K: it was modeled after the gun displayed at the Barcelona museum.

Roger

I'm glad we don't go hunting together. I would hate to carry your ammunition.

dale

Add my praises. Really well done.

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@roger said:

I'm glad we don't go hunting together. I would hate to carry your ammunition.

Thanks, guys!

troyhome

I suspect you own one of those and have spent the last 10 years modeling it- am i right?!
Nicely done.

numbthumb

Not really
But I have been working on and off for about a year, mostly because of the HD failure
Luckily, there were plenty of spare parts from scrapyards

simon le bon

@numbthumb said:

Not really
But I have been working on and off for about a year

More I watch it, more I appreciate the details and the perfect mastering ->numb numb
(can you please put some close ups ?)

simon

numbthumb

Thanks, Simon - the sepia adds its own flavor to this image, looks excellent!

@simon le bon said:

can you please put some close ups ?

You can have a closer look here
http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=35607