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In detail close-up of electronics. Everything, including all wires, were made in 3ds max. PWM cables were the worst, two of them connect backwards. And I just noticed that I forgot to material one wire, oh well.
Someone asked for a higher res image:
http://www.roboticks408.com/robot_render/robotc1.jpg
and just for kicks, wire frame:
http://www.roboticks408.com/robot_render/robotc8.jpg
As some of you will noticed, I cheated.... a lot. 
You can browse around if you like, 8 is the last image.
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27-11-2006 19:23
Kyle A
Re: pic: More Electronics
Are you going to have the blades of the fans on the speed controllers spinning?
Looks very nice good job, i wish i would have gotten into the animation.
27-11-2006 20:35
jackie Ha
Re: pic: More Electronics
Seriously, that looks wicked awesome. I thought that i was looking at the real deal for a moment.
27-11-2006 21:35
DonRotolo
Re: pic: More Electronics
Holy Cow! That is so very realistic, it took me a moment to see it was an illustration.
Wait - does that spade terminal have a bad crimp? - Uh, never mind. I tugged it and it was OK.
Don
28-11-2006 07:01
Josh Goodman
Re: pic: More Electronics
| Seriously, that looks wicked awesome. I thought that i was looking at the real deal for a moment. |
28-11-2006 12:47
miketwalker
Re: pic: More Electronics
Wow, great job. That looks very professional, and the overlays on the radios/fuse panel/etc. are blended very nicely. Keep up the good work.
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