Update testing plastic.

beginning to model the back
soon onto the wire and plug.
which i see as been a long time to do :headbang:

Look cool man

Nice modeling so far. It will be a pleasure to see textured and finished.

**updaTE
added the cord round the back, some more detail and started the extra nozzles for the dyson.

heres a view of the flex cord.
searching for more ref pics tonight.
getting difficult.

started adding to more detail round the back.

testing out my rendering skills.
more work done to the left side.
also just a question notice my shadows projected onto the vac itself they are kinda lines and not solid shadows why is this?
Please post any other crit too please. thanks.

i wrote todyson asking for some detailed picture of the model, which there sending out which is great news as my model has a good basic shape i think but is lacking any real detail,
However i have better news, my wife and i just been out and got a new vacum hahah a DYSON! not the same model but almost, should start coming together more now.
then maybes i will get some comments cause there lacking at the moment :(:headbang:

looks like it's coming together nicely

Really like the last render. :beer: The model is looking good and materials seems great to me.

Looking really good man, have you had any other 3d modeling knowlage???


The only thing I could see, and this is being picky mind, the flex looks a little to rigid to me in the way its hanging, but then again a new flex would do that!

Good work on the textures and rendering.

What rendering did you use?

Hey, I'm coming in late to this thread, but my family owns a Dyson... if you need any close-up shots of the details anywhere, just ask. I head home from college on Friday the 18th for Thanksgiving break. I can just snap a few shots of whatever you need, feel free to ask.

looks good so far :)
If you need ref pics let me know... I got one in the closet, its the purple one but still a Dyson.

good idea writing and asking for the technical info, hopefully you'll get some good line drawings and reference images

looking good :)