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gun wip
been working on this for 3 months (i work and am busy all the time so i only spend about 20 mins a month on it.)
so here it is so far, im not gonna do any rendering until its fully modelled, once its modelled then ill work on the textures and renders. but for now this is all it is.
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this thread btw was inspired by that other user's handgun that was posted a while ago, i had to make a gun to try and see if i could do it that good.
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Your gun is pretty good! I think you are referring to Rick_Stefani's gun that made the gallery. Keep in mind that half the detail was made in texturing and bump mapping.
Anyway, I like it.
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sloooooowly
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it looks like i havent done much since the last update but i have done a lot, mostly small details and i totally rebuilt the grip from scratch.
blah this is taking longer to model than i wanted, but i want it to be good so ill keep at it.
i still have to finish off the base (where to see the clip) and i still have to model the other side of the grip as well as mirror and make minor changes to the rest of the gun.
after that i still need to make all my bumps and textures and start testing renders.
any comments?
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still have to merge the grip but im waiting until i finish the other side.
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here is my reference image
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