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speed modelling challenge week 6 - wooden toy
speed modelling challenge week 6
The "rules" are simple, 1, Each week we'll post a subject for you to model along with a time limit on how long you should spend on it. How you interpret the brief is up to you as long as the final model conforms to what we have asked for. 2, spend no longer than the specified time on the modelling stages then render the image. 3, Post the image here along with your details, software used, time spent etc. 4, time spent on rendering or texturing is not included in the alocated period to allow those with slower machines to participate on an even playing field. What we are looking for is the quality of the models you can produce "under pressure" 5, if your model is not complete, you can still post as long as it's recognizeable 6, no cheating, we are relying on your honesty here and the idea of speed modelling is to simulate a "real world" environment. If you are working on a project and asked to show a concept model you'll need to be able to get somewhere near the target in the allocated time. Your submission should be a model created especially for this challenge and not one you have stored on your hard drive. 7, No limit to the number of entries each person is allowed as long as each one is a completely new model and not one that utilises bits of previous entries prize of a 3D Total texture CD to the best entrant. We'll judge it to avoid the voting process getting too complicated and winners will be notified by email. so, here we go, with this week's challenge deadline - midnight GMT Wednesday 28th July modelling time - 40 minutes subject - wooden toy |
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as usual, my contribution
an image I did a while back in trueSpace, using nothing but primitive objects. modelling time 30 minutes |
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Really nice img andy. A while back in truespace / only primitives. wow
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great concept, I'm gonna have at least 20 entries in this one...I have a 2-year-old, so the number of wooden toys I have for her is the number of models I plan to make LoL.
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![]() This of couse dates it because our two year old is now 6 !!! if memory serves me correctly I did that image in trueSpace 4 Andy |
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Ok , now I must find concepts for this , or I must find a 2 year old.
Great subject this time.
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Wooden Elephant
Okay,
Build time: 20 min Mapping: 10 min Render: < 1 minute
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Seems a very interesting topic..becos even though it sounds easy.....it can be confusing.....there r so many toys out here......maybe I should try one...
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Build Time: 25 minutes
Texture: 5 minutes Render: 3 minutes Program: 3dsmax 6
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another view...
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Here we go again!
Build time: 30 minutes Textures: 30 minutes Render: < minute Program: 3dsmax
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my son has only plastic toys- action figures ,bionicls ext.
and my daughter fluffy one's-teddybear type. i think i'll take my camera for a walk to the toy store or something. |
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Software: 3D Studio Max R3
Modeling: 29 Minutes Texturing: 20 Minutes (Playing around with bump maps) Rendering time: about 2 seconds Finished Product ![]() Wiremesh ![]() I'll be thinking of some more cool things to build of course. But I couldn't pass this up. Sometimes, simplicity is just so cool.
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