Some of my works

boofredlay

Bravo!

Durant Hapke

Buzzing Orgelf,

Blasting big fire from the skies.

Way to bring it -- an awesome weapon for protecting the planet from the blood drenched grays.

Wild how your putting it out there, are you in the know about how to make some of your model lines invisible?

Rocking might be a fun new way to look at invention... Not at all a negative as is present, but perhaps a meaningful addition to your arsenal.

Bring out the mad creative and dance with the giants.

Not to interlope on your killer thread, but allow me to share an old "fly machine" of my own from way back in the way back day.

Durant "bust out the fire fish shields" Hapke

HAPKE_FLY_WAGON.1.jpg

HAPKE_FLY_WAGON.1_4.jpg

orgelf

thanks !

@Durant Hapke how to make some lines invisible ? well, my model is not very clean .I mean that I usually work with symetry , doing only one half of my model , then I do a "mirror" .This time, the mirror I did was wrong . Normally, there is only one caudal appendice, now there is 2 .But i liked the result, so I repaired each half it piece by piece to have at the end something symetric and "closed" . the "invisibles lines" are the intersections of my 2 halfs , the volumes are crossed but the intersections are not drawn

I hope you understand my explanations

and I do like your machine, it is crazy ans funny, as you are may be I guess

hi Pilou yes...my moto in a pink sunrise ! looks nice

pilou

Motorized flying bees
Orgelf's Models of course

PS @Durant have you a gallery somewhere?

Julius

wow! i wish i was as good as you!

the file size of your armoured car is huge! you should use components!

orgelf

@ah ok ...are components usefull ? I will make inquiries about it .

thanks

a kind of amazon spider . the human part is from Makehuman

pilou

@unknownuser said:

are components usefull ?

Re using
Auto-modify
Slim fast the models

orgelf

thanks Julius and Pilou ! yes components are very usefull

a train I did in old-futurist style

Julius

they help at keeping the model size small.

i like that train! i suggest that you delete the line between the two halves.

kwistenbiebel

Amazing stuff! ..And you can do that with only 1 month of practice? Wow...I use Sketchup for more than 4 years and I couldn't do that.

You already seem to develop your own style of modeling, I like that.
It has a cubistic feel to it that works well.

On the other hand, you might want to try the subsmooth plugin on some of the models just as experiment. A little subdivsion would make it interesting....Or maybe you do the subdivsion in another app? (I saw you use Zbrush).

Congrats and welcome to the forum.

Cheers,
Kwistenbiebel

kwistenbiebel

Hi Orgelf,

Again great models.
You have the finalised and rendered Zbrush designs to show us as well?
That would be awesome to see.

@Durant,
Hey man, I like your 'fly-motorised' machine a lot.
Very Panamarenko like.
Do you built some of your work as real installations or does it remain conceptual on the drawing board?

orgelf

@Julius thanks !

how can I delete it ? If I erase it, a surface disappears ...

may be there is a pluggin for that

@Kwistenbiebel no...not yet, I wait for my new computer, I think I will have it next friday, then I will begin works with Zbrush too and colour/rendering with my Sketchup models .

thanks for asking

but you can see some "rendering" on my website (3d) . But I think I will do better mith my new machine

orgelf

some rendering I did with the matcaps of zbrush and photoshop .

http://i30.tinypic.com/30cnoea.jpg

http://i31.tinypic.com/102nywj.jpg

ely862me

u re killin me!!

deathcloud

wow sir artistic mind...

igor

WOAH... thats insane!!!! i wish i could model with that much detail. your models absolutely blew me away. keep going!!!

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orgelf

thanks for your comments

@Igor spend time your models and you will find the "details". It is really just a question of work

what is very cool with Sketchup is that it is really simple to use .....not a lot of tools to use(draw then push/pull) .Then let your imagination be your engine !

me, I usually work with a picture, first I try to do what I see, and then I change my model as I feel it .