Z-Blaster (Shadowbox fun)

[Sebcesoir]

Theres been a while since I post something.
I wanted to play around with shadow box. I think its a great tool to quickly generate base meshs.
The clippers brush are damn efficient too!

A bit of fun with a blaster concept I exhumed from my old guns experiments...



I could have gone further with this model but prefered to split it in multiple parts, with a re-topology.
The shadowbox modeld made the re-shaping so much faster...

[Santis]

Cool

Makes me realise I have to play around with shadowbox more...

[Sebcesoir]

Starting the detailing based on the rough model

[Deamorn]

vraiment une tres bonne utilisation du shadowbox, tres reussit j'ai hate voir le final bonne continuation !

[MFleuret]

looks like the zbrush conf gave you ideas.
watch out for the "danger zone"

[Beneto]

I could see this process as being pretty efficient to get a quick 3D study, like you have now, and do a paintover concept with a nice perspective to it.

Or, in your case, probably turn this into a kick-ass fully detailed 3D model

[Sebcesoir]

A bit of projection master work:

[Etcher]

Wow, this is shaping up great! What's the average polycount on parts like the body, grip and nozzle ?

[link3000]

Looks great! I can easily see this being a blaster in a video game.

[Sebcesoir]

Hello!

the front handle is almost 2 millions, the muzzle is 400 000, the back of the main body part is made of 2 blocks, around 2 millions each.

Almost finished!

[SolidSnakexxx]

Wow, thank you..this is great and really educational!

[sasquatchpoacher]

your projection master skills are mind blowing! !

[Sebcesoir]

Remains the Ironsights, trigger and I might add a belt on the back:

[SadamHu]

from basic to badass!

[Sebcesoir]

Finaly finished!