Hey, I was on some course where I have a lots of free time, so I took Blender in the memory stick to the computer that I used there. Now i can use my timee to something creative. (the computer owned by the company that runs the course and I can't install anything on it)
So I figured out that Blender actually works very well even from the memory stick and I had no anymore boring there...
The model is based on the colt 1894 bisley model, but this is actually my own version about it and it is not so similar. I am not a big fan of the guns, but i think that this kind of old revolvers are little bit more nice than the modern ones.
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The first picture. Material is without gloss setting so the reflection is really bright. |
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The second pic. The Gloss is on. |
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I figured out that this needs some leather shuck as a detail. The model of it is really fast and took only few minutes to model. Also some details added to the gun. |
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New material to the shuck. |
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At this point i was sure that the scene is really sure, but in the Blenderartist.org forum i had new ideas and wanted to edit it a little more. Here is the link to the thread if you want to read their ideas: http://blenderartists.org/forum/showthread.php?229915-Colt-pistol&p=1939295#post1939295 |
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Some details |
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The complete model and the post prosessing. Btw the post prosessing is made with photoshop. |
Someone also was really intrested about the metallic material. It is really simple, but if you want to look at it closer, here it is: