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Is that real, or a rendering??

If it is a rendering it looks really real.. :ahh:

That's wild.. :)

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that is a rendering :cool:

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What was used to make the rendering?

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oh wow.. i looked at the image and thought it was just another stupid lego model until i read elgins post and wow that is amazing.

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Wow.. That's pretty spiffy.

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I'm not totally sure but i think i've seen that lego as an actual model, or just somethign quite like it (esp the head)

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you probably have seen it before, that is an actual lego model that he followed the instructions for

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is that done in an actual 3d modeling program (3dsm, maya...) or was it made in the lego program that automatically places parts and renders it?

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this was done in 3d studio max

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I need to buy 3D studio max because that program is realy good for 3D modeling. I have Maya 6.0 but it isnt as good for many things that 3d Max is realy good at.

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its a render of a real thing its the explorian starship I Have that one

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that looks really sweet. at first i thought it was real till i saw this thread... great job. how long did it take you to make this model? :)

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He started out with a lego castle, to practice modeling the blocks. That took him about 2 weeks to complete. This ship, which still is not completed has taken about a week and a half. It took 1.25 hours to render!

go check out his castle and other pictures of the ship at

www.ghost403.741.com

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I used to have that model too. That's a kick arse rendering. GW!

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Been playing w/ 3d max for 3 years now and im still a n00b. heres a question, how'd u choose ur colors? did u actually just drag the circular thing in one of those windows where u select the paint and its all mixed up including the RGB values? and like applied a diffuse? and then placed some lighting?