WIP Hard surface modelling

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Mateuet
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I downloaded a tutorial form Grant Warwick http://vimeo.com/10941211 over hard surface modeling, and this is what i'm working out of it. It's a wonderful tutorial, really recomend it.

I still haven't decided what it is going to be (looks like some kind of space ape :lol: ) but it will be a damn of a job to set uvw's (I'm still very bad a it... :mrgreen: ) later i'll try to worki it out in mudbox and extract teh normals. Let's see how far I get.
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matej
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It's already looking good. The carbon should probably be scaled down - those scratches look huge.

Thanks for the tut! downloading...
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face
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Realy nice and the tutorial too...

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