Wow that's some top notch work there.

wow that is awesome o: How do you learn how to do that stuff?
I been wanting to learn for a long time now. D:

I learned through the 3DSmax classes I've been taking in animation school.

ah o= Okay, well thanks.

Amazing desing. I love it!

Wow, this is really neat lookin' model, I may say!

Anybody who read a "ray tacing" o 3D modeling and with fast processor computer can create this.

indeed all someone has to know in order to make something like this is the knowledge of the software. However to do it in an optimized manner and to do it with speed takes a certain level of experience. Sure anyone can do it, but you know, almost nobody takes the efforts to learn on their own. Like you, their lazyness and self un-motivation hold you back from learning valuable artistic assets which will aid you to do skillful artistic works of objective good taste, which work well within the area of good dynamic visual interest.

A forget!

I need you on my Genesis team. Nice work.

Reminds me on the Blade Runner Blaster. Nice work. Do you mod or make models for games or something?

maybe one day. This was really just a weekly homework assignment for a class.

Looks fantastic, so what are you shooting for 1500 or so poly in the end?

I didnt notice you were actaully asking a question in this post at first. Im now done with the piece and it came out just a wee bit over 1,000 polys. In next gen games and such, would 1,500 REALLY be a reasonable poly count for a weapon?

It really depends on the weapon and its complexity. 1500 coupled with good normal mapping would be generally fine.

Dude, that's really creative. That's Beautiful & all-around excellence.

How long did it truly take to create this sucker from scratch?

Im not actually responsible for drawing out the plans of the weapon. All I did was model it. It took a full work day I would say.

Maybe I should have said "Render" instead of "create" so it couldn't confuse you.

Anyone, sweet.

Maybe I should have said "Render" instead of "create" so it couldn't confuse you.

Anyone, sweet. Do you think you can send me the wireframe file of this image? I want to see if I can actually bring up the wireframe in a program I have. It's not 3DSMax, so it would would be cool to see if I can.

I'm a sucker for weapon concepts. This is really top quality, GORE. Faved.

That an awesome weapon. What game are you gonna port the model into?
Man your really good.

Ooh, spiffing. That's quite a nice result there.

Awesome gun, dude. Sweet! ^.^

Very nice, and very functional looking to tell the truth. It looks as though it might shoot a 7.62 short or possibly 5.7mm round. The hand grip looks wide enough to handle a double stack mag.
It also looks gas operated, and the ejection port cover could actualy rotate down to let out brass to make it compleatly realistic. All in all you don't see many weapon designs like this that look functional to this degree.

well, design credit to that extent really belongs to the artist of the concept. I did not do the preliminary drawings for this piece, but I did choose this over many others because of it's feasability, clarity, precise layout and construction.

Im glad to see your extensive knowlege on such things. I have confidence you would be one to also heavilly critique the ones who just draw "cool" looking guns which wouldnt work for shit.

Your right about that, the truth is I find nothing more annoying than seeing a desert eagle clone that couldn't work, or worse a poor attempt at an M4 "inspired" weapon. It's always a releif to me to see something like this, fresh new design that is actualy possible. I'd also like to add that it seems compact, something that seems very rare for a futuristic weapon, most are overly large and cumbersome. Credit should definetly be given to the designer, and the same to you for doing this model so close to the original drawing.

Ho tits , Awesome ^^

HA HA, sweet cunts!

wow you did that in a day o.O

Im bloody impressed with your speed modeling skills :D Im a good modeler but im not that fast.

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yeah cool but which program did you use to do this ?

it doesn't matter. Something like this could be made in almost any major 3d program.

what is that under the barrel of the gun? a spare magazine? usually there's like a little metal thingy under the barrel in most guns for gas release or something but this looks like an extra ammo mag.... just curious NICE alltogether, I love you Humongous icon from Mad Max wasn't it? XD

I really cannot say as I'm not the one who drew up the design for the weapon. Such credit is given to the designer in the description.

The Lord Humongous does not take your compliment as you obviously don't know enough of him to be CERTAIN of his appearance in the Road Warrior. He is Gravely Disappointed.

Man Road Warrior, Mad Max, Its Mel Gibson right? IT was made in the 1980's. he had the .44 Magnum Revolver that he would take outta the suit case and fire at the truck (sucks when ya run outta ammo for tha thing)