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well here is my idea - pretty basic, but then so are my maya skills.
Just going to be some sort of layout of a Norman helmet and sword - as realistic as I can manage.
Below are the 2 source images I am using for sword and helmet
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changed the helmet, think I will stick with this as the final model. Any suggestions tho?? It might not exactly be exactly like the pic above But I haven't got the skills to get it exactly right.
I am going to change the reflection map at some point, it just seems a bit 'off' to me.
I did save the pic as a tga from maya, but when I loaded it into photoshop the bakground had disappeared!!!
Anyway, I am onto a sword now. Tried it in nurbs and polys - not very good but will try a combination of polys/subds - havent used subds a lot at all, lets hope I can learn quickly
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