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Davis--237834 β Scorpion M808B
Published: 2010-05-13 21:44:44 +0000 UTC; Views: 4245; Favourites: 34; Downloads: 162
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Hard Surface and Organic Modeling Project 4, model a land vehical. So i decided to go back to my first model i ever made and made it better...Poly Count:
Verts - 101065
Edges - 196433
Faces - 96299
Tris - 189462
UV's - 139044
Edit: revised some sections of the tank, added lights and rivets.
Done using Autodesk Maya 2010
Scorpion Tank/Halo Β© Bungie
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"When I joined the Corps, we didn't have any fancy-schmanzy tanks. We had sticks! Two sticks, and a rock for the whole platoonβand we had to share the rock! Buck up, boy, you are one very lucky marine!"
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that better then halo 3 tank look real big tank heavy
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Aw, man... the proportions are totally off. Waaay too tall and not nearly wide enough. And don't even get me started on the barrel.
Assuming you're chalking that up to artistic liberty, though, fantastic job, I must say. The detail work is quite nice, though there's a few smoothing errors here and there. Nothing major, though, overall the composition is quite nice.
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Only artistic liberty I took was a mix and match of diffrent scorpion tank versions (noteably the coaxial machinegun in the turret is present as well as the gunners seat). Personally the preportions are the same as the refrence immages i uesed, however looking at it now the turret is too small...
Thank you for your critique!
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Yeah, I noticed that. But hey, why have one machine gun when you can have two, right?
In that case, I would take a look at your reference images, cause those proportions are definitely off. Here's a model ripped straight from the Halo 2 game files compared against your model.
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I was too lazy and couldn't find the clean model, so I used one of the slightly garbaged ones, but still, hopefully you see my point. The main turret is definitely off, but the body could use some slight reproportioning as well.
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Goddamn Elliot, this is probably the most badass thing I've ever seen you make.
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