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Still trying to keep moving forward on projects, even if others are temporarily stalled. :banghead: The wheel pants on the Peashooter are really weird. The rims and tires are only temporary...

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Hey Ryan/Kevin,


Looks great to me. On the artwork, they look flatter on the rounded part's sides, but that is probably just the artists mistake. I would have to see one at an angle I guess.

Great looking model man! Awesome work.



Bill
 
Awesome! I like your engine and the prop hub! :eek:

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Vitus
 
This is a little better. I keep trying for a hand made look and not getting it. If you look at a Peashooter, the wheel pants always look a bit dinged and beat up, and I got that a little, but I think that I would be better off doing it through bump mapping...

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Wow :cool:

If you look at a Peashooter, the wheel pants always look a bit dinged and beat up, and I got that a little, but I think that I would be better off doing it through bump mapping...
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Do it in the textures; the effect will be almost the same and it'll give you the space to add more detail elsewhere if you so wish :)

Regards,
Stratobat
 
I see that I am not the only one with shading issues :D

there is a dark spot at the wind shield and also some bad triangles at your tail. Good luck with cleaning up! :duck:
 
Awesome work Kevin/Ryan!

Nice job on the rolled edges of the wheel pants. Goodness. I thought you could only do that with programs like Lightwave.

I hate shadow problems. I had some on my Epic on the rudder also. What a bear to work with..



Bill
 
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