Tug Boat

axeonalias · 31 Mar 2011, 22:23

Well With Nevena`s modeling complete I couldnt wait to get these prints scanned and built , The Name and Company of this Tug will be revealed as soon as I get a go ahead (or a no go) From the Company who owns the Logo and name.

Shes a Twin Screw, 1800 HP, Becker Rudder, Ocean Going tug ,and finding some usefull history on her would be great, But im sure ill find something soon.
I have all the cameras setup in Max so each render will be able to be perfectly compared to the previouse one, 6 cameras should cover all the views, Here are some : (bear in mind I only started her on the 30th at 10pm so she has about 13 hours in) and shes at 22000 polys

After seeing these shots it should be fairly obviouse which tug this is....

mimarhamza · 31 Mar 2011, 22:49

Good job I cant see propellers are they roling to fast

SketchUpNoobie · 31 Mar 2011, 22:55

That's 13 hours? It looks awesome. Can't wait to see the finished project. This is going to be another jem. Keep posting mate!

bupaje · 1 Apr 2011, 03:20

That is pretty amazing work. Just all that railing would have taken me longer than 13 hours I suspect.

axeonalias · 1 Apr 2011, 13:10

Thanks guys,cant help myself its just so much fun
Some Details added and This will be her colour scheme as she was.

And here is the view for the Wheelhouse :

axeonalias · 1 Apr 2011, 16:15

Here a few with a low Quality Bake in game :

SketchUpNoobie · 1 Apr 2011, 16:33

You're done?! You sir, are crazy.

Bryan K · 2 Apr 2011, 05:13

Yer killin' me!

Beautiful as always. Wow.

axeonalias · 2 Apr 2011, 22:34

Thanks, but nope still far from done
Many more small details added, after more research I had noticed a couple of nasty mistakes which have now been fixed,also the identity of this tug is no longer a mystery, Im still waiting on permission from Smit to use the Logo and Name so bare in mind these pics might dissapear depending on the reply.

The Anchor winch was added,tricky to build as I only had a top view,but many ref pics sealed the deal

The Name Texture still needs to be balanced with the hulls black,testing testing trial and error

axeonalias · 3 Apr 2011, 02:27

Some more bits added,and I should get some sleep now

axeonalias · 3 Apr 2011, 21:07

Lots more goodies added,Oh and Exterior Texturing done

Heres a High res shot 1600x1200 :

tadema · 3 Apr 2011, 21:15

Marius, there's only one word to describe your work...class. The texturing on those last pics are superb!
regards John

designerstuart · 4 Apr 2011, 16:39

verrrry smooth well done

dale · 4 Apr 2011, 19:27

Bloody Brilliant

axeonalias · 4 Apr 2011, 20:20

Thanks Guys Im glad you like her, Never thought I would be modeling "modern" age vessel let alone stinky boats like these..

Now the real work begins, the interior ,this is not a flip of the exterior as far as the hull is concerned,it has a width as it should, I never overlap faces as it is a mess when it come to rendering.Im not 100% sure on the plans Ive got from the Smit site on this particular type vessel as some lines dont show clearly on the plan so ill have to follow my nose on this one,I have some photos from This type of vessels Interior but you can never have enough,I was aboard my next project this weekend and took over 400 photos ,and thats without doing the engine rooms and boilers properly as there is just to much down there.And as Im not in Rotterdam I have no way of getting pics of these interiors except for other peoples photos online.

axeonalias · 5 Apr 2011, 08:37

My info on the interior is scetchy as ive mentioned before so having it highly detailed will only be possible with alot of guess work, which im not very fond of.

liam887 · 5 Apr 2011, 17:45

looking good! cant wait to crack on with my helicopter now my new computer has arrived!

axeonalias · 5 Apr 2011, 19:53

Thanks Liam, Hmm I could do with a bigger pc myself...
Some Work on the bridge done,this will be detailed as this is where Captains will be spending most of theire time

gistman · 5 Apr 2011, 21:35

"30th at 10pm so she has about 13 hours in.." errr- WHAT? No way? You must model like a mad man... I would love to see a time laps video of that- oh wait... you wouldn't really need to speed it up!

That's quite amazing really- I know when you start modeling, you go from nothing to something quite quickly- Then the process starts to slow down as you add the details that might not be as noticeable. There are a few places you can see the polys, but you have to be looking for them. You think you could post a few shots with the polys turned on? Like Solo does here- http://solosplace.com/designs.aspx

Great work... I'm very envious of your modeling and texturing skills.

axeonalias · 6 Apr 2011, 16:09

Thanks Gistman,The polys will be visable as im pretty restricted by the poly count for in game use,if it was for rendering it would be a whole different story Ill get some of those renders up soon.
Bridge is almost done,just a few more details to add then I can head downstairs,however below will not be as detailed.

Here are some night shots for those interested,the last shots glare was abit of a fail