I converted the Meshbox 1950s Ice cream truck too... by fireangel
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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This looks splendid in Blender, especially now I have worked on it. It started with around 148,000 polygons but now has 324,105 polygons — yikes! Still it doesn't seem to use much memory. I added polygons in the corners of the rounded windows, and the doors, and I added some extra internal details plus the price lists — required by law to be displayed in most countries. The internet is great when you need to do something like this, because it took all of two minutes for me to find multiple sources informing me how much ice cream typically cost in Arizona in 1965 (because this is going to be used in a story set in Arizona in 1965, naturally).
The only addition coming to this is a little dust and dirt, not much though because Sally's team clean their trucks regularly.
Comments (2)
Fantastic job with this one. The original looks good but you have customised it beautifully. I want an ice cream now. :-)
Me too! Unfortunately since the late 1990s I am violently allergic to dairy products, so no ice cream for me any more.
I am glad you enjoyed this one, it was quite a lot of work, not because the opriginal model was bad but because of my obsessive attention to details.
great job.... i am thinking of puttung this one in my runtime 2
Thank you. It is a fun model and although I added a lot of extra detail to it the original is usable as it stands.