[ENDED] BC3-1806 – June 2018 Class Homepage – Vehicle Modeling with Blender
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@jakeblended Jaaaake…this is a gorgeous model. I’m not aware of the small details you’re missing, but I am aware of the headlight details and the chevrolet logo on the front! Surfaces are so smooth, edges/details are so crispy..amazing work. A+ for the week.
My one note is that there’s a barely-there pinch on the front corner of the hood and (on sketchfab) a duplicate piece of geo within the front wheel well piece.
Those are very nitpicky. Again, fantastic work overall.
Homework Submission Week 2
Still WIP
That was a big challenge to model, especially the non-primitives shapes and the connection between those. Still lot of details to do, but i can recognise it as a car. =)
Topology can surely be improved. I guess i should use holding edges for all pannelcuts and around Details. And use same topology on nearby objects.
https://sketchfab.com/models/3b5829d3583f441d9d567018acfe3a95Cant wait for Week 4 with sculpting first and retopo later. I guess this will be my favorite workflow.
@williamatics Whoops, yes I totally missed your submission – thanks for pointing me there!
Wow, your tank has turned out splendidly. For the most part surfaces are smooth, edges are crisp, and details are lovely. Also there’s some clever modeling techniques in there 😎. I’ve a couple technical notes:
1. One piece on the back isn’t modeled for subsurf. I imagine a simple oversight.
2. There’s some detail “decals” on the back that have overly sharp edges compared to the smoothness of edges everywhere else:
And finally a more subjective note, since this is a concept vehicle: There are areas that feel under-detailed; too simple by comparison to other areas. Like the base of the tank and hover engines. Next to the more detailed areas, these feel plain; they’re begging for some extra flair imo.
Those are fairly minor notes though. All things considered, I’m quite impressed with your result! It’s an A for the week, easy.
i think its what its going to be now. without doing from scratch. 🙂 which i propably do at some point. need more practice on this sort of modeling. 3d concept modeling is alot different than this. 🙂
HOMEWORK SUBMISSION WEEK 2
I finally finished it. I think I could improve a lot of tiny bits, but I also think it was a good point to stop and move on.
Sketchfab is hating me for some reason so I will just post pictures. I will try later on, and I can also provide blend file if needed.
The tires grip is a bit odd, I should’ve used displacement or leave them without ridges.I also didn’t focues on underside (suspension, drivetrain, etc.) since I thought it wasn’t needed.EDIT: I hid some objects while taking screenies. Reuplaoded images
It took me at least 8 do overs and an insane amount of hours to model this car and yet it is still not perfect, it has a lot of mistakes. All the pain was due to bad blueprints. But lots of experience points gained.
HOMEWORK WEEK 2
I have not completed a car but I submit the following.
The model can be found using the link below.
I believe that after watching some of the motorbike video i can redo the panels with better topology.
Cheers Neil.
@benkroft Congrats on the submission, Tobias! First off – yes: You’re model is absolutely recognizable as a car 😅 The one big note I have is that the vehicle still feels too boxy in general compared to the real thing:
Hopefully the color-coordination is self explanatory enough, but the red is blurred on the photo trying to depict a smoother/rounder contour compared to the sharper contour on your model.
In the end though, it’s a solid effort; solid model. It’s a B in my book! Nice work, Tobias 👍
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