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  • Charlie JudgeCharlie Judge Posts: 13,352
    edited November 2016
    cclesue said:

    Re: Leaping Bear bundle. I barely posted my "wanted" list when I discovered this very item so now i have the weaponry althotho I'd like an Iroquois style battle ax.

    A stone one in this set: https://www.renderosity.com/mod/bcs/primitive-weapons/29122

    A metal one (includes obj format): http://www.turbosquid.com/3d-models/tomahawk-axe-native-3d-3ds/461788

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  • kyoto kidkyoto kid Posts: 42,048
    pds said:
    kyoto kid said:

    ...this is probably my biggest kitbash job I ever did. It includes Aslan Court 2, Moonshade's diner, Preatorian Turret, and Garden Collection (the shades on the hanging lights over the booths are the Moonshade's Diner roof).

     

    Great composition...my eyes roam all over picking out all the little details and unique characters. I can't imagine how long it took for you to bring it all together.

    ...thanks.  Yeah took quite a bit to get the Diner and Aslan Court sets to fit together just right. The lamp shade was a real pain as it involved a lot of tricky use of the Geometry (then Polygon) Editor not only to get rid of the parts I didn't need but also to make the glowing ring and centre portion. Fortunately I only had to do one thanks to the Instancing tool.

    That was also Rendered in 3DL using AaA's advanced lights.

  • wolf359wolf359 Posts: 3,940
    pds said:
    wolf359 said:

    Hi

     Kit bashing is VITAL to us animators who do Sci fi environments.

    Since I import all of by assets fromDaz studio to Maxon C4D for rendering I have the option of splitting the objects by group upon import.
    This gives us tremendous freedom to use only parts of a large Stone mason set or animate moving parts where there were not any originally rigged by the  product creator.

    Here are some shots of a recently completed cockpit sequence of an advanced long distance space craft in my current movie project.

    It is a combo of stonemasons "greeble city blocks" for the inner hull details along with parts from the Great former Daz PA "Sanctumart"

    all have there textures replaced with native C4D Procedural metals
    The figure is Genesis one wearing the venerable  original Supersuit
    ..animated Via MDD data from Daz studio.

    Love it! For some reason (perhaps the character and color palette) it reminds me of the original Heavy Metal animated movie. :-)

     

    Thanks PDS!!

  • cclesuecclesue Posts: 420

    mjc1016 Asked for Pics of iroquois style battle axe. Which by the way I find out if refered to as a riflestock club. I never understood how this thing could be used until I saw this: 

     

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  • mjc1016mjc1016 Posts: 15,001
    edited December 2016

    I was hoping to, if not get some actual measurements of one, at least pics.  But I did not have time to do it this past weekend...

    The 'ball' club and tomahawk were other possibilities.  My relative has at least one of each.

    But here's a WIP of a 'from memory' version...it needs the blade and something other than walnut, if I recall, it was curly maple, in an aged amber color.  There was also a turtle 'burned' into the flat area surrounded by the studs (that brass in the pic a bit too shiny).

    There's also a buckskin wrap and some 'dangles' needed.  It had a sheath, not a sling.  No, I'm not going to do the sheath, as it has a fair amount of beadwork that I don't want to do.

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  • Charlie JudgeCharlie Judge Posts: 13,352
    edited December 2016
    mjc1016 said:

    I was hoping to, if not get some actual measurements of one, at least pics.  But I did not have time to do it this past weekend...

    The 'ball' club and tomahawk were other possibilities.  My relative has at least one of each.

    But here's a WIP of a 'from memory' version...it needs the blade and something other than walnut, if I recall, it was curly maple, in an aged amber color.  There was also a turtle 'burned' into the flat area surrounded by the studs (that brass in the pic a bit too shiny).

    There's also a buckskin wrap and some 'dangles' needed.  It had a sheath, not a sling.  No, I'm not going to do the sheath, as it has a fair amount of beadwork that I don't want to do.

    Did you look at the Iroquois War Axe in this set I linked to earlier: https://www.renderosity.com/mod/bcs/primitive-weapons/29122 (enlarge the first of the lower small promo images)

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  • mjc1016mjc1016 Posts: 15,001
    edited December 2016

    Here's another render...in maple and with wraps.  Still no dangles...

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