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# 16 25-08-2007 , 01:32 PM

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Nice looking chopper!!

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# 17 20-09-2007 , 12:30 PM

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Originally posted by mustafallica
umm, this may sound weird, but is the instructor Kurt Boutlier ??
thanks

oh and is there anyway to know which version of maya the tutorial used?, thanks

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No, the tutorial is done by kbrown. I can't remember offhand which version he used but it's an older one...5 or 6, maybe. It shouldn't make much of a difference as it's basic poly modeling. You'll set up a custom shelf with the most commonly-used tools (cut, split poly, extrude, etc.) and all the modeling is complete step-by-step, which is why it's lengthy. I'd recommend this to anyone...was one of my favorites. Good confidence builder if you're struggling with your modeling skills.

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# 18 18-10-2007 , 02:30 AM

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This is definitely one for testing your skills for patients in modeling. Great Tutorial on step by step for beginners, which I am one of them. I usually model in LightWave mostly, even though I have alot of the Maya tuts and application user added image

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If you complete this one from Modeling, Texturing, and to the final Animation, than you will really know if you want to be in this field. Probably like most CGI artist and me, I just can not get enough of modeling most of the time. Like they say, too much of one thing is not good for you user added image

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# 19 20-10-2007 , 09:20 AM

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Hi,

This DVD could be very useful to study. I was just working with an Apache project and I could do it much better if I could study the DVD first. I just joined the forum today user added image

Here are the links about the project clips:

https://www.revostock.com/FileCloseup.html?&ID=29961

https://www.revostock.com/FileCloseup.html?&ID=29894

https://www.revostock.com/FileCloseup.html?&ID=29869

Cheers,

Margus

https://visual-angle.com
https://www.revostock.com/ViewProfile.html?&ID=5027

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# 20 10-06-2008 , 05:39 PM

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Originally posted by David
You'll know next month we're doing one a month

5th was the dragon and it's not really the 4th best it's just our top 5 tutorials in no particular order.

David

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