Weapons Of Sport by john3dean

Cinema 4D • Historical • posted on Mar 16, 2004

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Description

This was modelled in Cinema 4D after firstly doing it in 3ds Max and was part of a demo for a company.

Comments (7)

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punmaster

10:47AM | Tue, 16 March 2004

Cool textures on the shield and sword, the helmet doesnt look so realistic, but the model is still good. Is there going to be a gladiator?

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Nod

1:32PM | Tue, 16 March 2004

Agree with above. Actually the helmet looks new and unused when compared to the rest.

john3dean

2:03AM | Wed, 17 March 2004

Yeah the helmet was to get a well worn material as if it had been in battle at a later date and yes there is a gladiator but unable to use it because there was three of us on the demo project(Me,Foxy & Rich C)The Helmet being Foxy's work the Gladiator being Rich C's work and all the rest being mine so for the none Glad appearance,but maybe soon.

BigDavis

11:06PM | Wed, 17 March 2004

Nice work. I have tried to make a full suit of body armor but it really hasnt turned out very good. Got any tips? like wut kind of modeling? I tryed to use spherify and wrap. anyways great work!

john3dean

11:56AM | Thu, 18 March 2004

If you have a model to wear the armour it might be worth selecting the polys for example on the chest area and dragging a copy> then make it a seperate element> rescale it up a little so its larger than the actual model and then modify that into your chest/breast plate and so on. Another go way is to use patch modelling> get a picture of FRONT/SIDE views of a Gladiator with armour and use that as a template to build. If you need a picture with these views email me and I will send you one to work from...also if you require a little more help as I just said mail me at: john3dean@maxcgi.freeserve.co.uk Hope this helps

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virtuallyhistorical

1:51PM | Sun, 23 May 2004

Just come across this John. Nice work. The helmet needs a little more work. Have you done anymore work on this since these comments? VH

john3dean

2:04PM | Sun, 23 May 2004

No i have done no more and the helmet stayed as it was as a request from a company wishing to use it but I did intend on going into a little more detail and dirting it up and maybe being able to have better quality resources of the helmet to be more accurate in the modelling. Thanks gfor the comment