Shuttle
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stop it! you're making my moderatly good modeling skills seem feeble! i want to see that ISS...
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Nice job, Pete! Great model. Just curious, how did you map it? In SU, or in something like UVMapper?
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great model.
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Chipp
It was textured in SU using mostly seamless textures.
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Great work Pete.
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Got a day or so till next project commences, so I guess it's playtime. Below is the ISS in progress, still needs lots of fine detailing and texturing etc before rendering.
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Looks GREAT!
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Holy Crap!! That is awesome Pete!
Are these Podium renders with the Sketchup overlay?
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Thanks, yes they are Podium with exported line overlays.
The following are Vue renders.
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And the last one, feeling a little spaced out.
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That's it, I quit
Great work.
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sweet renders sa ever, i especially liek the second ISS one, it looks erily real.
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STOP IT!!!!!! you make me feel like a beginner!!!
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Fantastic, realy good work, could i humbly ask how you do the backround?
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Thanks y'all.
Dolphus, the second image on the first page is incorporated into the render by means of a plane (so it's rendered)
The first and last render on this page was done using 2 omni's only with a black background, the completed render was exported as a .png hence the background was eliminated and overlaid on an image. The second one is a straight render with multi-light omni's (stars selected in atmosphere setup). -
When I grow up, I'd like to be able to model like this.
Well done. Quite impressive.
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Thank you but to quote stinkie i will have to do some growing up, i have only just reached the stage where i can produce a fairly good looking airplane or space ship rendering is somthing i shall have to start learning yuor work is inspiring keep it up
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wow! these are incredible...i cant believe the patience you must have.. (besides, the obvious 'skill', of course)... cant stop looking at all the litle details...
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As always Pete, topnotch. I'm running out of accolades for you.
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