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Published: 2009-09-12 13:22:26 +0000 UTC; Views: 32991; Favourites: 915; Downloads: 579
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Köszönöm godlada! Megnézem. Amiket ide feltöltöttél azok nagyon tetszenek. Fav már ment...
Egyébként pedig részemről kiszálltam a Mindentbeléből mert Sanyi (admin) moderációs elveivel (illetve úgy mondom, hogy az index típusú moderációs elvekkel) nagyon nem értek egyet.
Sokkal szimpatikusabb ami itt van... itt mindenki moderátor lehet.. és maga takarítja szemetet. Lehet, hogy kevesebben foglalkoznak velem de nincs para, hogy hiába töltök fel egy képet, mert pl jön egy balfék, beszól, és a basáskodó moderátor kitöröl mindent.. mindenestül.. sőt rendszerint nyafogni is szoktak ilyenkor egy sort , hogy jaj milyen sok "munkájuk" van.. ami ugye igen csak álságos, figyelembe véve, hogy adhatnának moderációs jogot mindenkinek, mint ahogy itt is.. vagy mint ahogy sok más nagy multú nemzetközi fórumon ez bevált gyakorlat...
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Aha. Hát a helyzet az, hogy csak most ismerkedek ezzel az oldallal, de tényleg szimpatikusnak tűnik. A másikról nincs még véleményem, bár régen regeltem oda, képet csak nemrég töltöttem fel.
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Ooh it reminds me a lot of the LEGO LOCO game, wonderful build and render
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Haha, nice job!
I like how you used common
Lego pieces from around 2001!
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I remember that train from looooong time ago! Awesome work
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Ja hogy te is lenni magyar, thx
De lattam nallad sincs hiany odaveros legos cuccbol
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Ahha
Nálad sincs hiány 
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Very, very impressive and it brings me back to flicking through the LEGO catalogues as a child and salivating over the scenes like this that they had with all the new playsets.
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Sitting in architectual design at the moment and came across this. F'n epic!
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Hello!
You've been featured in my journal! You can find it here:
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This is exactly what I always wanted to make 3D
but there have never been able
sincere congratulations for this exceptional image
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Are you serious?! I could have sworn that was real. LLEEGGOOSS!!
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I say thank you for everybody's comment very much!
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:wow! Your recreation of Lego is simply spectacular. How sweet it looks.
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I thought it was a photo with edited background. Nice job... Oh the memories
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That's really good - looks like you actually built the thing!
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good old lego ^^
and
good memories of my childhood
I had such a train station too.
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LOVE THIS!!! So many wonderful memories were just brought back with this 3d render. Thank you.
I envy your technical skill. It's hard for me to tell at times if you really used 3d max or if this is a picture of a store display. I'm especially mesmerized by your effectiveness in creating the believable transparency in the lights and windows. I also love the detail you put into the textures of each buildings and elements to really create the feeling that you built these brick by brick in 3d max (which if you did, why are you still sane?).
great work!
- Max
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This is as good as it gets if you're trying to make a CGI image look real; not only is it flawless, it doesn't show anything that's difficult to believe, so it doesn't invite suspicious of fakery.
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this is so nice. especially the way the light reflects through the clear pieces. great job. makes me want to build something out of legos
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Ah, This one makes me smile, haha. I used to love playing with legos when I was younger
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Is this a photo of real Legos or is this done digitally?
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I know Lego by touch, by smell, and by taste. I saw this and flashed back to all three. The clear red 1x1 taillights on the 'cargo' truck are very small and very real. The light actually does that when they're mounted on something.
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wow... just. wow!
I love the attention to detail. like all the people and their choice of cloths and position. I love the fact that you see people in windows and on bikes and in cars and what not. Just well done.
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omg o-o
wow
almost called it a pic but the lighting is too artificial; still, just wow, it looks so real o-o
I miss playing with legos D:
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Impressive work,if it weren't for the grey shades,I'd say it was a picture.
The only thing which gives it away is the lack of color bleed and color reflection in some spots
Congrats
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when i saw it i first thank it was a photo with a background, but then 3D max, and looking carefully, its totally true, its 3D, this is amazing, just dont know what else i can say, simple amazing
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Impressive 3D work. Although I can't help but think it would probably be much faster to simply build the town and take a photo... ah, the wonders of technology.
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THAT'S EPIC
question, did you measure lego blocks and do it that way, or did you 3d scan legos?
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I measured it the lego blocks.
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I love it.
Little nitpicks:
The whole scene could use a dose of depth-of-field effect. A little bit would go a long way towards photorealism considering the macro shot that this would be equivalent to irl (the trees in the background, for example, are too sharp). The depth-of-field blur would also help mask the characteristic shadow noise from using the skylight with too few samples, especially in the gray building on the right and some of the darker shadows on the yellow building. Sky and mountains are a little iffy, but not distracting.
5/5
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