SubD examples and models
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Very very new to using Quad face tools and SubD. Tons of respect and appreciation to Tom Tom for creating these tools.
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Thank you so much @HornOxx. Seeing your amazing work in this forum has served as a source of inspiration to me. I appreciate your encouragement.
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a better reference for the first own post here is not possible - a so beautiful work 
@nirajp18 said:
...Tons of respect and appreciation to Tom Tom for creating these tools.
which is absolutely right -
@nirajp18 said:
Very very new to using Quad face tools and SubD. Tons of respect and appreciation to Tom Tom for creating these tools.
You nail it already! That's a really efficient low poly quad model.
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Thank you very much @thomthom.
Was watching planet earth last week and wanted to spend sometime this Friday doing some Vertex tools and Sub-D-ing!
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A few additional ones after using the extension Gradienate.
Vertex tools + Sub-D + Gradienate (for color)
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@nirajp18 said:
Was watching planet earth last week
Love that series! Attenborough is a living legend.
Great models man. Keep it up!
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Thank you @thomthom. 100%. David Attenborough is a living legend and the planet earth series is just mind blowing.
Sticking to the planet earth theme.
I promise these will be the last few for a while..I don't want my excitement to get the better of me.
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@nirajp18 said:
I promise these will be the last few for a while..I don't want my excitement to get the better of me.
I'm looking forward to more. These are great!
Nice touch with the rings in the water around the feet.
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Whoaha! That's great HornOxx!! Loving this!
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@hornoxx Incredible! Amazing!!!
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Thanks Thomas and Niraj - glad you like this joke-robot-thing -
@hornoxx said:
Here comes the ultimate German Technology to conquer foreign planets.
Somehow that does look very German indeed. Reminds me of Dix and Grosz.
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it reminds me La Grande Vadrouille
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Stinkie and RV1974 - you two get to the point 
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Niraj , HornOxx , Great work gents...
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Thank you @tuna1957.
I saw this on the artisan website and wanted to try out SubD to model similarly. I am still learning and trying to understand the nuances of quad modeling and how quads get subdivided via SubD.
Let's call this "we're all different but play on the same team"
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Hi HornOxx, your steel monster is definitiv cooler than all the competitors and a big fun and a great product presentation and, and, and...
If I had time I would love to throw a little bit MSPhysics over it and would like to see it's adventures on the dark side of the moon…
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Faust, thanks a lot and I'd be so proud (wie Bolle
) if you'd try to move that iron-thing
Please believe me - even at the first parts I thought of you and your skills I'll look to pack this huge something on the DropBox (it's file sice is far too big even for the 3D Warehouse)
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