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3DS Max Serenity model
Saturday, June 4, 2005
Started a model of the serenity in 3D Studio Max, got the wings and thrusters done, and i've just started on the main engine assembly. Gonna be awhile till its finished yet as i don't have much time but i'd thought i give you guys an early look...
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Sunday, 05 June 2005 01:34
Thanks :)
I first found this site a year ago after seeing my first episode and wanted to find out more about firefly.
I've since got the dvds and i'm hooked.
Anyway i'm planning on using this model in a couple of animated shorts sort of telling the story of the serenity before she was bought by mal.
I first found this site a year ago after seeing my first episode and wanted to find out more about firefly.
I've since got the dvds and i'm hooked.
Anyway i'm planning on using this model in a couple of animated shorts sort of telling the story of the serenity before she was bought by mal.
Sunday, 05 June 2005 03:31
>>Anyway i'm planning on using this model in a couple of animated shorts sort of telling the story of the serenity before she was bought by mal.<<
Cool! Can't wait to see that.
Cool! Can't wait to see that.
Sunday, 05 June 2005 21:58
WOW, looks great...
can't wait to see the finished model...
does anybody know, if it is possible such a model to create an aircraft for the MS-Flightsimulator?
can't wait to see the finished model...
does anybody know, if it is possible such a model to create an aircraft for the MS-Flightsimulator?
ANONYMOUS
Sunday, 05 June 2005 23:22
This is awesome! I'm just entering the field of 3d modeling and animation, and I'm impressed. I hope you'll post more "sneak previews" like this, showing your progress!
Sunday, 05 June 2005 23:29
If it would help ppl learn id be more than happy to.
I've done a fair bit in the last few hours, so ill post a picture of the latest model soon.
The main thing is... don't be intimidated! :) most of what you see was constructed using simple geometric shapes that were then extruded/beveled and manipulated until i got the shape i wanted... patience, perseverance and practice... :)
I've done a fair bit in the last few hours, so ill post a picture of the latest model soon.
The main thing is... don't be intimidated! :) most of what you see was constructed using simple geometric shapes that were then extruded/beveled and manipulated until i got the shape i wanted... patience, perseverance and practice... :)
Friday, 24 June 2005 03:19
Awesome work. I was contemplating doing the Serenity in Maya but everyone's doing such a nice job in other apps, it'd put mine to shame.
ANONYMOUS
Monday, 18 July 2005 21:33
Nice work. And I agree, don't be intimidated. It is amazing what you can make out of simple objects that are tweaked a bit, glued together, etc.
I'll keep an eye on this. I am looking for something cool to make a PC case out of, and Serenity could be doable. Having a nice, virtual model I can referance would be a huge help, moreso in laying out the parts and such.
I'll keep an eye on this. I am looking for something cool to make a PC case out of, and Serenity could be doable. Having a nice, virtual model I can referance would be a huge help, moreso in laying out the parts and such.
ANONYMOUS
Monday, 17 October 2005 03:04
I just started using 3DS Max, and the whole reason i started learning was to do something like you're doing.
But seriously, I can't use that program for crap, and seeing what you did...DAMN!!! How far are you now??? That's absolutely amazingly good. How did you do that? My god..
But seriously, I can't use that program for crap, and seeing what you did...DAMN!!! How far are you now??? That's absolutely amazingly good. How did you do that? My god..
ANONYMOUS
Friday, 18 November 2005 00:45
The model is looking great Citizen.
Did you make it up from scratch? I see there is a 3Dmax tut out on just the same thing, check out this mans work...
http://www.3d-palace.com/index.php?option=com_forum&Itemid=26&page=viewtopic&t=8051
Did you make it up from scratch? I see there is a 3Dmax tut out on just the same thing, check out this mans work...
http://www.3d-palace.com/index.php?option=com_forum&Itemid=26&page=viewtopic&t=8051
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