Render these:Cool models by 600v/ixlrlxi and Flaketom
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v600 certainly a good artist but do not ascribe it to someone else's model
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Another cool one! Mustang revival!
Model by ixlrlxi
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Thanks for the link to flaketom's models CJ.
And have a happy b'day
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@cj_sniper said:
v600 certainly a good artist but do not ascribe it to someone else's model
I did post about flaketom correctly, the models I uploaded are of 600v's and the the link before those is Flaketom's. Unfortunately not many notice. I even gave credit in some of the renders to the author the models.
I only uploaded 600v's models on here because they are small and would fit all under 10 mb and because I thought it would be complicated for some to get the modes from Jpegs which are in fact rar archives.
Anyway, I now edited the first post so all should be ok.
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@unknownuser said:
Another cool one! Mustang revival!
Model by ixlrlxi
[attachment=0:2g87rvwo]<!-- ia0 -->toto.jpg<!-- ia0 -->[/attachment:2g87rvwo]Pilou...you're the Andy Warhole of the SU world
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Here's a bit of post work in Photoshop to finish mine off:
Best,
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@600v said:
8-)
By the way...welcome to SCF 600v. Good job on those models
....and nice renders guys
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More renders of flaketom's models
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lots of nice renders , guys !! .Anthony and Pete (Solo),... both of your renders are very cool
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very funny models, thanks for sharing...here's a quick kerky render + Gimp
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Couldn't resist. Very cool models. Thea TR2
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It CAN be a lady robot, right?
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I like this car is it a mustang ? Rendered with Maxwell.
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Love these!
Here's my novice attempt using Thea. Unbiased TR1 for 2 hours.
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Raw Thea with quick materials slapped on.
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KeyShot with some HDR Toning in CS5
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Maxwell Render, no post work (minor Simulens effect) -- 16 minutes.
The HDR is a free sample from http://www.hyperfocaldesign.com/Best,
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Quick go through Thea TR2
Fun Models
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