Imperial Armor by GRAUGHT
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Here is another Star Wars image. They were modeled from micro-machine playsets so the detailing is mostly guessed at. Thanks for all the great comments so far people!

Comments (13)
Absolutely inspiring! Great work from such limited resources, perfect camera angle- great textures. Only suggestions, add a little noise to the metal tex, or a bump map to the ground to varigate it a bit. And the feet of the AT-AT in the rear look great, perhaps ghost the whole machine a bit more to give depth? 10+!
Great work.
Excellent work!
This is stunning....the type of thing that restores my faith in Star Wars after The Phantom Rip-Off....10+
This is what Star Wars was all about...stunning scenery and great machines! Great job!
I got a great site for you!!! www.swma.net you can download al sorts of star wars models for free!!!
This is Cool. This brings back the good ol days when i watched the star wars movies on a regular basis. A job well done on a good pic.
So you say you modelled these yourself? Good to see another SW modeller , I thought I was the only one here. Btw here's two sites better than the SWMA ; http://www.theforce.net/scifi3d/ , http://www.aravenwood.free-online.co.uk/Nov99/First%20Page/Introduction.htm
GREAT texture job on the walkers! Planet surface and downed speeder need some work, but very nice. (9)
Fantastic modeling and texturing is pretty good.. But i cant come close YET... hehehe. I like the colors and camera angle again. You rock
I'm emailing him now Quikp51 about the source of alot of these models. Andrew, who runs the Bryce site, and I didn't see eye to eye on putting credits on images. It clearly says in our AGREEMENT FORM that you have to do this but I we're trying to get along with Andrew and the Bryce users on this. It would be nice if they would AT LEAST mention the site where they got the models from so people can investigate the source if they want. Andrew finally agreed to list SCIFI 3D and SWMA as source listings for every model and image on his site.
I love it very much!
Awesome.