I'm pretty proud of how this picture came out. I'm not an artist type, but I've got to make do as I'm currently a one-man game producing team. Anyway, here's the final render: This is indeed for a game. Here's the low-poly version of the same model: Anyway, what do you think? EDIT: Fixed a link. --- [[ Gaping Wolf Software ]] [edited by - fenrirwolf on December 29, 2003 6:50:41 PM]

That''s pretty good, FenrirWolf. Keep up the good work.


Josh
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Looks like a real metal model, very nice.

Wow. If it weren''t for the red logo not quite matching up, lighting-wise, I would think you took a picture of a fox model on your desk.

Nice!

_GEo.

Neh, that picture is totally fake. I think it is really come from a photo of a fox model. Don''t fool us.

Goddam APs who don''t knwo what the fuck they are talking about. That is a great render, love the model too.

It looks class. What did you model it in?

nice model. good luck on the game.

Thank you, everybody, for the encouraging replies. One of my friends thinks I'm kidding about doing it entirely in my 3d modeler, too. Guess I hit the mark in making it look photoreal!

Avatar, your right, the red logo needs some detailing, maybe an extra bump map to bring out the contours.

As for the AP, here's what I've got to say:



Still, I'm flattered to know you think I'm lying and took a picture of a real model.

EDIT: Oh, sorry, forgot to mention, I did this in Lightwave.

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[edited by - fenrirwolf on January 2, 2004 5:02:40 AM]

[edited by - fenrirwolf on January 2, 2004 5:25:17 AM]

that looks really good, what kind of game are you using it in?