Our 3D backhoe model is progressing quickly toward the final product. Progressing past the initial block out stages, we're starting to finalize the hard-surface pieces of the machine. In part 4, I'd like to cover the creation of hydraulic lines (like I said I would last time), answer any questionable modeling situations like in part 3, and / or simply model in real time for an hour or two. However given that I'm predicting this a month away, these topics are subject to change.
This complex model is a collaborative effort between instructor and Citizen members. If you're interested in the project please jump over to the Forum Thread to learn more!
| Modeling Heavy Equipment: Backhoe (Part 3) | Modeling Heavy Equipment: Backhoe (Part 5) |
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| Modeling a Motorcycle | Fundamentals of 3D Mesh Modeling in Blender |
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this exercise is good for guitar hands as well
I meant to ask for this last time
Is that for cramps in hands?
oh yea!!! on the stretches, my thumbs have been hurting
Then how is that transformer possible
7th inning stretch time! 👍
[Q] wonder if the transformer is like a scene build some of its instances???
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and it's not that incredibly high either...
2 lines at minimum for eaxh hydraulic. One for pressure and one for return
TU, Spikey