In this intensive, mesh modeling training series, you will be taken through the complete process of modeling a very detailed, sci-fi vehicle in Blender. The series makes use of modeling sheets and concept art by David Revoy. This series is presented in such a way to be ideal for all levels of users. Each tool used is explained along the way for new users but the topics presented will intrigue even the most advanced modelers. Throughout this series you will learn extensive modeling techniques, mesh topology, and workflows for creating a manageable model in relatively little time.
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2 comments on “CGCookie ? Modeling a Sci-fi Vehicle”
Guys, would you know if I could follow this tutorial with 3ds max? Im not familiar with blender but since it’s hard surface and box modeling, it seems possible.
Any ideas?
Hey guys do you think Id be able to follow this tutorial with 3ds max? Im not familiar with it but it seems pretty much the same.
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Guys, would you know if I could follow this tutorial with 3ds max? Im not familiar with blender but since it’s hard surface and box modeling, it seems possible.
Any ideas?
Hey guys do you think Id be able to follow this tutorial with 3ds max? Im not familiar with it but it seems pretty much the same.
Any ideas?