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iknowmedia
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Hi All,

I have made a 100% correct Technic Lego truck every piece is there in the model. I borrowed the real model from my brother and used that as a reference and used the instruction manual for building the model in Maya. First I have modeled every single piece Maya when that was done I started playing with lego in Maya.

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wow very good modelling and render :)
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very nice modeling and render

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not only it looks good, it looks like tons of fun too!
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Very nice, how long did it take you to model it all out..
Legos always look interesting as models..
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It's simply awesome, both the concept and the Lego model too.
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@iknowmedia - Is it best practice when exporting from Maya to Octane, to triangulate the mesh? Or is this done automatically by the script? Great model and render!
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Very accurate. Congrats.
The only problem that bother me is square floor.
I would use float image of on opacity slot of white circle with blurred edge,
to have a nice transition from floor to background.

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iknowmedia
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Thanks for all the nice reactions :)

@kubo, It is 100% fun after you have made all the parts it's exactly like playing with lego. :)

@acc24ex, It was 2 days of modeling all the parts and 2 days of going through the four manuals and do every step it says.

@Phr0stByte, I have triangulate the mesh because I have made most parts with Maya booleans and that gives me a ugly topology result. Some I fix onter I triangulate and did the job. But mostly I import quads in Octane not sure if that's is recommended.

@peterd, Thanks a lot for that tip never thought of that :)
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if you can get me an .flv compressed version i'll be happy to add the turntable to our video gallery, if you like that.

Nice work, although the plastic is just a bit not shiny enough, especially the red plastic, but nice render nonetheless.
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