Lmpc

[popoff]

LMPC 80-90s prototype , Rhino 4.0 used :





Enjoy

[Briex]

Nice! wanna see bigger renders to enjoy details

[popoff]

3600x3100 pixels in png format ( click Download Image )

Front view : http://popoff.deviantart.com/#/d37khov

Back View : http://popoff.deviantart.com/#/d37kie8

NURBS wieres : http://popoff.deviantart.com/gallery...craps#/d37p5cw

[EquiNOX]

Very NICE... how long did it take you model this

[popoff]

I`m glad you appreciate my work, you are amazing Rhino designer.
Time was approx. 6 months - time after work/weekends.
Pay attention that my objects are not just NURBS surfaces but closed polysurfaces and all edges are smooth - this increase modeling time ( and cover mesh polycount ) twice. That way the model looks "solid" on high res rendering .

[Briex]

really nice also in hi-res!

[popoff]

That is what I looking for. Perpendicular splitting of the surfaces to get nice filets was/is harder part.

[The Rain Knight]

Hi popoff and nice work !!!
I like how you've been dealing with all the details. Indeed it's a long process to give thickness and create fillets everywhere... But the result is worth the pain !! I remember with rhino the automatic fillet tool was often not working properly. I hope it's better now on v4... Now it's time to put some decals on it !!

[popoff]

... thanks for your kindly words
you obviously have Rhino background.
I used fillets only for the thin parts - other surfaces are sweep2/blend stuff. Fillets in Rhino are still problematical.
I don't plan to put any decals on the model because I'm working on another one. If somebody is interested in materials/decals I'm open for colabs.
For a week I made the basic shapes and the detailed rim of the new model, but details`ll take me months ...