AT AT Walker/AT PT Walker
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@andyc said:
Beautiful, crisp, clean modelling. And I love the layout of the orthographic views. Great work
I'll quote that!
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less is more...
gallery worthy if you ask me...
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Very cool, Mark.
Keep them coming.
Have a good one,
_KN
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@rich o brien said:
less is more...
gallery worthy if you ask me...
Isn't this gallery worthy, I ask you?
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I think it is. thanks for asking
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Wow, thanks guys! I'm kinda proud of it myself, but after seeing all the wonderful work in here, I was hesitant to share.
I'm a fan of the "clean" style, so thanks for noticing (and assuming it was intentional)!
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Impressive, TK0001.
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@tk0001 said:
I'm a fan of the "clean" style, so thanks for noticing (and assuming it was intentional)!
Haha, no doubting it was intentional. Knowing how much detail to include so that a model looks fully detailed without feeling 'cluttered' requires a great eye as well as great technical skills. Please don't hesitate to share in the future - your work is right up there
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Beauty.
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Excellent work. Now you need to create that big scene with a few of them being attacked
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AT PT Walker:
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Rendered with Visualizer:
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Great stuff and especially on the eve of the new Star Wars movie.
I'm wondering if maybe you'd want to share a model for a "Render this" challenge, we have not had one in a long while.
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Amazing work!
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Blur is maybe not indispensable ?
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@pilou said:
Blur is maybe not indispensable ?
I don't follow the double negative. We don't like the blur?
I love it, personally. One of the reasons I'm a huge fan of Visualizer.
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@solo said:
Great stuff and especially on the eve of the new Star Wars movie.
I'm wondering if maybe you'd want to share a model for a "Render this" challenge, we have not had one in a long while.
Since I only get to play with SketchUp once in awhile, I'm afraid I don't have many models to share. Would this one suffice?
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@pilou said:
@unknownuser said:
I'm a huge fan of Visualizer.
Me too - As Like I have made the French version!
Nice!
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