Kaimiloa Yacht 1925
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Oh great. Here we go again. Another beautiful model and render by our resident master shipbuilder.
In other words, I can already tell it's going to be a knockout!
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Thanks Bryan, I hope this project will not disappoint!
Started work on the standing rigging, similar to Lettie G Howard`s fittings, added a few deck fittings here and there, and of course added the chain plates
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This stuff is just unreal!
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This is really amazing. I would never imagine being able to do such a thing in SketchUp.
Last week I did a one-day modeling and rendering similar job using Blender (Modeling, rendering, post pro..) based on an image on the web. You are pushing the Sketchup to the limits!
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Thanks guys, I wish I could say the same about the speed, currently 3042 minutes in (50 hours)
Majid thats incredible speed for 1 day and the render looks awesome, well done!
The Iconic Telegraph is complete, and added the bowsprit chain lines
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@axeonalias : You are pushing Sketchup to its boundaries!
Blender has a builtin Subd that makes it easier to model. By the way in some cases nothing may beat Sketchup's speed modeling. -
Good old Blender! yes I import base mesh`s from SU to Blender to use its subdiv, handy
Life boats are in, Ratlines are complete and a few new materials are added
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WOW!
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I know I have said this before but, your creations and those of others here bring me a smile every time I visit.
My thanks to you and all.
Clucking fantastic.
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@axeonalias said:
Good old Blender! yes I import base meshes from SU to Blender to use its subdiv, handy
Lifeboats are in, Ratlines are complete and a few new materials are added
Ah man, you nailed it!
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Now that shes ready to at least steam under her own power, I can start making clips like this, same software "Vessel Visualizer"
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Awesome stuff.
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Tried a few superimposed shots, beats creating that entire terrain in 3d
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No aged print effects added, but Black and white is more suitable for the time period
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Perfection.
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