Obligatory Hoverbike
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@olishea said:
nice to see the process images as well as the outcome.
Thanks! Threads like these were and still are, the kind that help(ed) me to learn and so I like to create them as well.
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@ken28875 said:
Pretty cool, Bryan.
Looking forward to seeing the final render.
Have a good week!
_KN
Thanks Ken.
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Testing seat styles. I think they were too angular. Trying for a more curvy look.
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Moving in the right direction, those thrusters could almost be magnetic types so intakes would be less of an issue, perhaps there could be an effect of different polarity 'rings' on the thruster housings?
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@mike amos said:
Moving in the right direction, those thrusters could almost be magnetic types so intakes would be less of an issue, perhaps there could be an effect of different polarity 'rings' on the thruster housings?
Some kind of anti gravity something or other.
No "jet" thrust of any kind. Pure sci fi.
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A bit of design inspiration for you mate!
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@richard said:
A bit of design inspiration for you mate!
While I appreciate the intent, and that is one damn cool looking bike, I actually find it a bit overwhelming.
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O.K. maybe not so overwhelming after all.
(I looked up other views of this bike)Look for a major update this weekend.
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Update
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I think you're going to need a seatbelt...
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@krisidious said:
I think you're going to need a seatbelt...
lol and air bags.Looking great bryan!
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@tadema said:
@krisidious said:
I think you're going to need a seatbelt...
lol and air bags.Looking great bryan!
JohnThanks John! Still a ways to go yet.
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Good job!
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Updated seat. What a pain that was! Minor change in the top cowling. Detail added to foot pegs.
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Reworked the tail and started roughing in the handlebars.
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Meh. Hate it.
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@Richard
the small wheels is for beginner, like the training wheels?
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@bryan k said:
Meh. Hate it.
Turn it into a render challenge then and who knows you may love the results.
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