1885 Daimler Reitwagen
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Thanks.
Here's a cool 3D of one of the better replicas (if you have a pair of those cheap 3D glasses with the red and blue lens)
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And here's one of the sillier replicas
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So that saddle seat is pure texture? did you model it in high poly first to build that texture? Your model belongs in a museum...
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I was sure you will come out with something stunning as you always do !
You exceeded yourself with this one. One of your finest ! You are phenomenal with the textures ! Well done ! -
@krisidious said:
So that saddle seat is pure texture? did you model it in high poly first to build that texture? Your model belongs in a museum...
Nothing special on my part for the seat - just used this photo, massaged it a bit
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Great modeling & texturing as usual.
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That is so amazing it is not even funny...
I tip my hat and bow to greatness.
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Steve, a picture paints a thousand words......
Just as well, i'm speechless
John
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Steve, you are bleedin' good mate, fantastic renders too. I am truly in awe of the product you have shown here, thanks.
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@mike amos said:
fantastic renders too.
That's the truly mindblowing part, they aren't renders, pure Sketchup.
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Your kind words are much appreciated.
But it ain't perfect.
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in terms of direct sketchup output and presentation you have no peers
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This definitely belongs in the "Most Impressive SketchUp Modeling" topic.
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So good. I doff my cap, throw a virtual high five and offer a cyber fist pump. Bravo, sir.
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............. Such Talent!!!! Bravo.
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Everything about it is amazing! Where did you find the engineering pictures and specs? The mechanical detail alone is stunning!
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I could ask a hundred questions about this one, but the first one that comes to mind is how did you make the chamfers on the frame? I see the hidden geometry and I'm still stumped.
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excellent!
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My question is how do you get reflective finish in sketchup? There even appears to be a metal finish on metal parts. What kind alchemy is this Sir?
Please, please, I have to know. Gibber.........
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WOW! (sorry for the short comment regarding to your post length
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