Russian Jet L39 3D Model by Digimon
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This is part of a professional project I worked on. The client was a guy who owned 2 of these jets, among other aircraft. He wanted a t-shirt design, and patch made.
I modeled the jet in Martin Hash Animator. It took me about a week, I was modeling it off really bad schematics. Could have done better, but it was only being used as a refference for the final vector based illustration. Didn't need the cockpit interior, I might do it later, just to have it.
To see this jet in flight (3D glasses needed):
"Russian Jet L39- Anaglyph (Need 3D glasses)"
Thanks for viewing!!
***NOTE*** I got an email from a guy in France, who found my image on the net. He bought a copy of the model for a project!! My first (And only) sale of a 3D model! And an international one at that! ; )
Comments (8)
Looks good. I don't even see the reference to a Starfighter or an Alphajet. And here I thought all MIG trainers were "Mongols."
you modeled this?... just awesome... Cant wait to maybe see it in a scene!!! ;o)
very cool, takes me back to my childhood and reading military books after school.
Well congratulations . can't believe you actually modeled this one wow wonderful awesome work
Nice Jet!
I really like your work here---and when I was a kid -centuries ago --I sketched 3 subject --Jets --mostly Migs like this one--wolverton "ugly funny" cartoon copies..and Nekkid wimmins..so this pic brings back my early teen years ..but yet it is light years better than anything I ever did !!
Hope you consider this one for future fine tuning!Excellent work!
Nice - reminds me of many happy hours with Airfix plastic kitsets and glue headaches