APC - Scott Robertson
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Inspired by the awesome art from Scott Robertson, and made specially for the Eat3D HP vehicle modeling competition, here's my entry. 
Enjoy, and drop some crits if you'd like.
Here's my thread if you wanna see the WIP's: http://eat3d.com/forum/contests-and-challenges/high-poly-vehicle-helder-pinto
And the original concept art piece:
Enjoy, and drop some crits if you'd like.
Here's my thread if you wanna see the WIP's: http://eat3d.com/forum/contests-and-challenges/high-poly-vehicle-helder-pinto
And the original concept art piece:
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How many time did u spent on this?
Do you zbrush the whole thing at once or do you take pieces in at a time? How do you manage your scene with something like that?
+1
Very impressive model, and an amazing concept.
That's one gorgeous APC Helder, could use some more wear in the texture/paint, but the model itself is just sweetness all around
i bought the book last week from amazon
still havnt got it yet
u did an amazing job
well done
:thumbup:
I was going to ask the same thing... incredible stuff! suscribed! :poly142:
Amazing stuffs, buddy, good to see you pump out some personal art!
Your work is mind blowing!
no pun intended if there is one.
but hey, you said inspiration so i'll give you your due credit on a well executed model. glad to see some work inspired by scott here.
I'm alone in my house and I'm not even american or anything.
It's that good.
SnaFuBAR, Scott was your mentor? That must have been awesome. I bet that for someone with proper vehicle design seeing something like this must be an insult, ahah. I just looked at the concept the best I could and tried to recreate the basic shapes, at first it was a bit hard without blueprints, but after the blockout is done, it flows pretty well.
For those asking how long it took, well, I know I started exactly one month ago, but I didn't work on it every day, I worked on it like on and off, a couple of hours after work.