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  1. 11-16-2011, 04:01 PM #1
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    After working on it for quite some time now I decided to show you the progress I made so far. I chose the Bounty, because it was a small ship (originally I wanted to model the Victory) and I thought it could be done in a reasonable amount of time. This was a mistake, scanning the plans from the book ('Anatomy of the ship' series), scaling/rotating them, create a proper scale, many tries in modelling the ship hull etc. took much time, but I still love old sailing ships so I'm still on it. No matter how much time it will take I will finish it!
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    And some more screenies...
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    The meshes are really clean and beautiful and I can't believe the level of detail you are going into. Are you going to texture it too?

    I hope you're posting these WIPs on the silo forums too! It's so good to see it being used for hard modelling!
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    Very impressive Katto, looking forward to watching it progress.
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    Thank you ravells and SG!
    Of course will the final objects be textured! Otherwise it would be like a map without a compass or a scale
    Here is a test render I did some time ago.
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    That is just super stunning!!!
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    Progress is slow, because it's getting detailed now. Here is an update with the three masts added.
    Starts to look like a ship now
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    damn that looks good - great work Katto
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    Thanks tilt, still a long way to go...
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    The detail is just mind blowing!!!
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