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Final model of a pocket watch
I am so proud to declare my full understanding of uplading jpg into Cinema
https://www.flickr.com/photos/workin_3d/5830633974/in/photostream
Once I grapsed that, everything became easy. Now I feel like moving on exploring more complicated models.
I do hope u’ll find the project interesting..Always looking for new projects to model & animate
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Dont go more complex… you have a long way to go yet. Don’t get me wrong your models are a lot better now then a few months back.
This one looks like you worked with splines and a extrude nurbs…. here are some notes.
These are not meant to be mean they are more to show what I personally looked at and wondered about.
A cell render is always helpful to see how it was constructed.https://skitch.com/randy-johnson/frsbw/pocket-watch-both-flickr-photo-sharing
/Randy
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I was really impressed with ur reply. I was impressed with the detail u’ve gone as deeply as this. I’m not going to repeat this model but I will take into consideration all that points u’ve pointed out. I’m now working on a KEBD model, and I must admit I never used the Phong before. I hope my models will be better in the future.
Tnx for kind reply.Always looking for new projects to model & animate
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I’ve decided after long deliberation to take another go at the pocket watch. This time I drew the Tube’s rotation segments up to 150. I also fixed the screws so it looks better now. I tried my best to follow the web image as acurately as I could.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/workin_3d/5840527051/in/photostreamAlways looking for new projects to model & animate
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