Colditz - World War II Thread
So, want just to give a quick overview what I'm working on. A few people asked for it.
All heavy work in progress... and only german weapons, Volkssturm, Wehrmacht, Schutzstaffel.
Everything is done with 3ds max box modelling and TurboSmooth modifier. Metal grey, wood / bakelite white.
If I have anything to update, new pictures will appear here.
Leuchtpistole 42
Leuchtpistole 34 "Sturmpistole"
Walther PP
Dreyse 07
Maschinenpistole 28/II
Maschinenpistole 34
Maschinenkarabiner 42 (Walther)
Maschinenpistole 44
Volkssturmgewehr 1
Volkssturmgewehr 2
Volkskarabiner 1
Gustloff Volkssturmgewehr
All heavy work in progress... and only german weapons, Volkssturm, Wehrmacht, Schutzstaffel.
Everything is done with 3ds max box modelling and TurboSmooth modifier. Metal grey, wood / bakelite white.
If I have anything to update, new pictures will appear here.
Leuchtpistole 42
Leuchtpistole 34 "Sturmpistole"
Walther PP
Dreyse 07
Maschinenpistole 28/II
Maschinenpistole 34
Maschinenkarabiner 42 (Walther)
Maschinenpistole 44
Volkssturmgewehr 1
Volkssturmgewehr 2
Volkskarabiner 1
Gustloff Volkssturmgewehr
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The signal pistol is called the "Sturmpistole", it's a "Signalpistole" with the attachments "Visiereinrichtung zur Leuchtpistole" and "Schulterstutze zur Leuchtpistole". More information here: http://leuchtpistole.free.fr/Sommaire/En_ModeleSturmpistole.html
I've added the descriptions.
Everything is ready to bake, but I'm not planning to create a low poly for every weapon. Just having fun creating something accurate in 3D nobody modeled before. And I really take care about the details.
As always, I try to maintain all details except the things that can be done with nDo or dDo/Substance.
Maschinengewehr 13 ( MG13) (first Wehrmacht machine gun)
Maschinengewehr 15 with Zusatzger
Very interesting to see all those special designs with totally different aesthetic values than we have today
I wonder what material you use for your highpoly modeling- not the material for the renders, but for the modeling itself.
Which material? All materials you can see here are based and modified on MR Presentation MatLib, see http://www.polycount.com/forum/showthread.php?t=69829
@Deforges
Well, the barrel is honestly one of the easiest parts, compared to the system or other parts.
Build a cylinder with the amount of edges you need and create the holes in the size you need. In this case I used two Symmetry modifier because I used only a quarter of the cylinder to save work. The cylinder should have enough sides to create clean holes with at least 8 equal sides, otherwise the hole looks not clean enough.
keep goin
By the way the MG81 was a heavily modified MG34 only used by the Luftwaffe for airplanes and modified for ground use at the end of the war, also used by Luftwaffe soldiers.
Goal:
Pistole 12(ö) (Steyr 1912)
A few things still needs to be done, but Im pleased so far.
Manufacture d'Armes de Saint-
Revolver 612(r) / Revolver 612(p) (1895 Revolver)
Hi, the belt feeding system look like an ancestor of the m60 or any current LMG or HMG. Maybe, it will help you with that. See by yourself :
Used by the Repubblica Sociale Italiana and the German Wehrmacht, only 7000 pieces made.
Still work in progress. Work shows the German model, not the Italien model. (two different versions exist, as far as I know)
Magazine, Buttstock and small pieces are still missing. WIP.
whats your plan behind all these models ? Or just for yourself ?
Only 6000 pieces made by Armaguerra Cremona from 1944-1945.
10, 20, 30, and 40 round magazines from the FNA-B 43 and MAB 38 were used.
Buttstock, bolt and some small details still missing.
I really like these weapons, the Germans had a lot of interesting pieces. Their machine guns and assault rifle specifically. The Luger was another interesting looking gun.
Keep at it.
http://www.forgottenweapons.com/submachine-guns/italian-tz-45/
and some ultra naked wires
Besides this are many other things work in progress, more soon.
Granatbüchse 39 (GrB 39)