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Published: 2005-03-21 23:13:29 +0000 UTC; Views: 806; Favourites: 5; Downloads: 119
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Looks great.
I wonder about the dirt and grunge fetish that 3d modelers have.
How many military or civilian organizations are going to allow their
vehicles to look dirty/scratched or dented?
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Yeah, I've said that for years-people become obsessed with dirtying up 3D (yes, if a vehicle is out in the field for days or months on end, it's going to be dirty, even filthy-I completely understand that).
But it's been well documented that tank commanders cleaned their vehicles every chance they got in the field (meaning when they got near a water supply!) so there are times when a vehicle ISN'T caked in mud.
Still, I think a vehicle feels better if it has some dirt and grime on it, and one of these days, I'll do that to this vehicle.
Thanks for your comments!
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I was wondering about that.
Depending on the situation, the vehicle could be clean or dirty.
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Suweet...that's awesome!! I still can't believe that someone could create something like that! It's so amazing, all the little details you put into it. I really love all your detail work. ^__^
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I love details (in my paintings, drawings, and 3D). Appreciate it!
John
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Well, you notice the driver is nowhere to be seen? He's off screen taking a leak!
John
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You really have thaught that trough, haven't you.
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Neat render! The vehicle looks like it's fresh off the showroom floor...so whoever is taking a leak must be on his first adventure in it! 
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Or, he keeps it very clean and hoses it down, like they did to WW2 tanks after a battle.
John
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Ohhhhhhh..ok
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A very very good render, the attention to detail is far beyond most of what I have seen on dA
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It looks pretty darn good, love the whole consept... Tho it looks quite harmless in a way
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Thanks-the reality is, I haven't modeled a figure yet, so I knew someone would ask where's the driver-thus the title!
John
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Excellent work!!! Don't get burnt out, your work is great, I've seen that a lot. In fact I'm guilty of it too. Take a break, do some sketches. Relax, your talent is'nt going anywhere.
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Hey, thanks for the advice! I try to mix it up between 3D, Photoshop, and traditional art (drawing and painting) so I DON'T get burned out. Thanks for the comment!
John
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Good idea, and you're welcome!!!
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WOW! You never fail to amaze me....*hugs*
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Thank you, Ashleigh! You're too nice! *hugs* back!
John
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The grass is pretty cool, i just think you should add some textures to the vehicle, make it more dirty to look less plastic.
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Thanks and yeah, that's the general comment I get from most people (texturing). I spent so long on this I got burned out before I got to the texturing part, so I left it as is. Come to think of it, that's been happening with me more and more lately...
John
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Additional shots from different angles:
1. From above, front: [link]
2. Opposite side, front: [link]
3. Above, rear: [link]
4. Computer, cooler and chair detail: [link]
5. Tarp and supplies detail: [link]
6. Main cargo door open: [link]
7. Just the vehicle (no environment), worms eye view: [link]
John
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