B1Trash
3 weeks ago
Love it!
Drag & Drop
*.jpg or *.png
or browser file
Images posted in this section must comply with the Mecabricks rules. Please read carefully the rules before publishing.
No renderings uploaded yet
336
17
another micro- ish mech, based on the style of Skorberto, a Flickr user. This is a prototype military unit, named after the largest bird on earth. A mirrored version of the gun is available in the editor.
19 comments
Post comment
Shipmaster
3 weeks ago
Thanks!
MOCmaster
3 weeks ago
Amazing!
As always great shaping and I love the weapon!
As always great shaping and I love the weapon!
axolotl_boi
3 weeks ago
BRO STOP POSTING SUCH INSANELY AMAZING STUFF ALL THE TIME THE COMPETITION IS OVERWHELMING
Shipmaster
3 weeks ago
hahaha thanks all!
Axolotl, you know I have to be the best
Axolotl, you know I have to be the best
NinjaDude2011
3 weeks ago
Incredible once again❗
I LLOOOOOOOOVVVEEEE this❗
I LLOOOOOOOOVVVEEEE this❗
Shipmaster
3 weeks ago
Another amazing KingOfAce render! Looks great!
KingofAce
2 weeks ago
thanks!
Shipmaster
2 weeks ago
B1trash, you are truly spectacular. Again, my thanks.
KingofAce
2 weeks ago
that may be one of the best renders i've seen! amazing job!
B1Trash
2 weeks ago
Thanks! It couldn't be done without an amazing model to start with!
pepee
2 weeks ago
Epic Model
pepee
2 weeks ago
Good Render B1Trash
NinjaDude2011
2 weeks ago
@B1Trash How do you get your renders to look like that⁉️⁉️ It makes me look at these mechs in a whole different way❗
BRICK_FORGE
2 weeks ago
Absolutely ingenious work @Ship!
@B1: those renders are astounding!
@B1: those renders are astounding!
B1Trash
2 weeks ago
@Pepee- Thanks!
@Ninja Dude-
1. Start with an amazing base model (thanks Shipmaster!)
2. In Blender undo the edge splits and then add bevel & subdivision surface modifiers
3. Scale the model (lights work better) and add custom materials to look more like metal
4. Rig it and pose it
5. HDRI lighting & world background from HDRI Haven
6. YouTube tutorials for ideas on Laser effects, Rubble, Concrete materials, edge wear, metallic materials, etc.
@Ninja Dude-
1. Start with an amazing base model (thanks Shipmaster!)
2. In Blender undo the edge splits and then add bevel & subdivision surface modifiers
3. Scale the model (lights work better) and add custom materials to look more like metal
4. Rig it and pose it
5. HDRI lighting & world background from HDRI Haven
6. YouTube tutorials for ideas on Laser effects, Rubble, Concrete materials, edge wear, metallic materials, etc.
NinjaDude2011
2 weeks ago
I have no idea wut you just said...
Shipmaster
2 weeks ago
B1, you are truly inspirational.
sametkoken
2 weeks ago
how did you do the render