The Samson - Avatar Movie 2009
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Wow, thatΒ΄s pretty scary, dude!
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thanks!
Well did some more work no time for a render tho as im going out, but managed to do the nosewheel, chaff/flare dispenser, gunner hatch, communication ariel, cover holes in geometry, cable guards above cockpit and rotor housing and thats about it. Here is the regular SU output.
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Better and better ...way to go
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originally the cockpit windows didnt have to be in line for the pilots as they would have a full wrap around holographic display and helmet HUD's connected to the cameras outside. However it did look a bit odd so ive raised the cockpit area up a few feet so that the pilots can now also look straight ahead and side to side, just makes sense I suppose and redundancy incase the holo display failed or cameras broke?
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Well the model is mostly complete now, just need to etch in a few panel lines and a few minor details I would say its about 95% done soon ill be moving onto the textures. Anyway here it is so far:
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Excellent,Liam...can't wait for textures
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few cosmetic changes still patching up the geometry in places but nearly done with the modelling side now!
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Very amazing film! Avatar is the story of a parapalegic ex-marine, thrust unwillingly into an effort to settle and exploit Pandora, an exotic planet rich in bio-diversity.
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Wow Liam - Mate do you eat gun powder for breaky? That's a STACK of work to undertake as a personal project!
Freakin well done though!
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Looks amazing, serious modelling skills at work there!
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Just found this thread (because of the previous post).
Very nice work I love detailed models, and this certainly qualifies. Did you ever get around to adding the textures?
I just got around to seeing the movie a couple of months ago, loved it. Unfortunately I watched it at home, no hi-def or 3D, so I undoubtedly missed a lot, but still it was a very good movie. Someday I'll move up to whatever century we are now in. Maybe. Probably not
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@hellnbak said:
Just found this thread (because of the previous post).
Very nice work I love detailed models, and this certainly qualifies. Did you ever get around to adding the textures?
I just got around to seeing the movie a couple of months ago, loved it. Unfortunately I watched it at home, no hi-def or 3D, so I undoubtedly missed a lot, but still it was a very good movie. Someday I'll move up to whatever century we are now in. Maybe. Probably not
Well I went away from that design and went for a Navy version of the one from the movie, you can see it in this thread: http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=333&t=18543&start=285
As I was making so many things that are on going I put everything in one thread rather than having multiple open ones, Sometimes I may work on 4-5 models at one time so no point cluttering up the forum.
Wow thats a year old, just noticed!!
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