Maya for 3D Printing - Rapid Prototyping
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# 1 12-05-2005 , 03:18 PM
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very nicely done with the render, luv it!!user added image
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yes, it´s very nice rendering. what is the cablething - is it a lampion on it´s end? I like the teeth best, they look nasty!
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Argh, i've got to learn to model like this, great work on the fish. What do you mean by "his partner"?
 
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YES, this is one awsome modeled fish! are you planing to put some bumpmaps or texture maps on him? this would give him a even more natural touch I suppose. very good work!
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WOW, it almost seems as if it has a human face.
 
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hehe thnx. im changing the side and tail fins. im deciding this guy isnt gonna be a shark type but one of those rarel fishes living down under the sea. ill post an update later, im in the process of changing the fins now.
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Very cool model!
 
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excellent modeling! looks so natural
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