Quick-Crit 2008-2009

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Originally Posted by rossmum

Planning on doing the interior details too?

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If I can find a good layout of it and ref pics, but I think some parts are classified and unseen (I'll worry about exterior first tho).


@higuy: your lens are too fogged up. (just saying)

If you ever do a Centurion I can help you out, as I have access to one :realsmug:

Yeah now that you point that out, I noticed. I'll fix it when I do the texture for the glass.

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Originally Posted by higuy

That looks very nice kid908, glad to see another person doing this tank challenge other the josh and me..

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flashlight model
http://i238.photobucket.com/albums/f...flashlight.png
I am going to unwrap and texture it later.. at least the low poly one.

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Boring flashlight is boring, make it interesting.

http://img21.imageshack.us/img21/653...hlight1ly6.jpg

simple little things can make it look that much better. Do it.

higuy, your missing the on/off switch :cop:

your hi res mesh needs a lot more detail. otherwise, there really isn't much point in having one. :\

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Originally Posted by Saggy

Llama, that's a fleshlight...




I know it's not...

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Already made that joke when it was originally posted. :downs:

Shut up about it looking like a fleshlight, give actual crit.

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Originally Posted by Llama Juice

Boring flashlight is boring, make it interesting.

http://img21.imageshack.us/img21/653...hlight1ly6.jpg

simple little things can make it look that much better. Do it.

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I see what you mean.
But, im modeling a normal flashlight, nothing fancy, just something you'd see everyday at a hardware shop, on the job, or anything similar.

I will add detail to the high poly model, I didn't see much use for it either, just looked a bit better then the low poly's roundness.

Let's see it in some nice renders.