Commodore Amiga Mouse

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# 1 01-02-2008 , 10:27 AM

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Here's my latest finished work. It's the mouse that came with Commodore Amigas. I've added some dirt and made the plastic yellowish since it usually yellow over time. Modelled in Maya and rendered in Maxwell.

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# 2 01-02-2008 , 11:29 AM

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wow the shading on this is amazing i like it a lot keep up the good work 5 stars

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# 3 01-02-2008 , 01:19 PM

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Jeez, Andreas, you need to do some tuts soon!
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# 4 01-02-2008 , 02:17 PM

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looks amazing. wireframe?

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# 5 01-02-2008 , 03:40 PM

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that's a nice mouse. user added image

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# 6 01-02-2008 , 10:50 PM

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That brings back memory's!

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# 7 02-02-2008 , 05:14 AM

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bloody hell! thats brilliant!

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# 8 02-02-2008 , 06:51 AM

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I'm very glad that you like it user added image

Here's a couple of other shots.

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# 9 02-02-2008 , 06:52 AM

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And here are some wires.

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# 10 02-02-2008 , 07:07 AM

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Cool stuff man!! I especially like the plug part.

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# 11 02-02-2008 , 08:42 AM

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hehe you definitely nailed the collection of dirt around the bottom lip of the edges - that brings back memories user added image

for small improvements to add realism you could give the bit where the chord enters the mouse a little wear. The other bit that could get a little grubby was the grip part of the chord plug (with the c64 bit on).

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