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HenningKleist — Full Plate Knight
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Published: 2017-04-17 21:08:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 15334; Favourites: 238; Downloads: 510
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This is a fully rigged 3D model of a 15th century knight in full plate armor I created for Medievalworlds.It's game-ready with 4k color, glossiness and normal maps (PBR). Polycount: 39k
Please feel free to leave a comment or critique
Software used: 3ds Max, Zbrush, Substance Painter, Photoshop
All of my medieval character models are for sale.
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This can't be ported to SFM, could it?
I'd gladly pay for it if so!
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You're so welcome
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no problem dude, come and check out my stuff if you get the chance 
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Man I love this, it's so awesome... I would love to see you attempt a Elite Knight From dark souls. 
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Thanks man. I'm not really into Dark Souls though
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Awe well damn.
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Do you have reference pictures? I saw different ones including this one which is considerably shorter
upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia…
Thanks for the hint, anyway.
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On a picture a hammer is held one-arm(there is a shield in other hand). On your picture a hammer is held two hands. If a hammer is held two hands this is another kind of hammer he needs to be longer.
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Well, the reference I used had this length. If you have better sources I'd be glad to take a look at it.
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You have good sources. But your picture differs from apicture from a source.
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I didn't use this one. It was just to illustrate to you that they came in very different lengths.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=OF0JpD… at 3:37
That's one of the sources I used
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chekan it is called:
Chekan a form of military hammer and pick combined. The military hammer, which varied in appearance and sharpness on the side of the butt, was called the chekan or klevets. The chekan was attached at the end of the handle. There were chekani with a concealed dagger that could be unscrewed. The chekan served not only as a weapon, but also it was distinctive and suitable as a military symbol.
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*tries to think of something unique to say*
cool...
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Nice stuff Sir, Glossiness?, Is that Specular in old money?
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Kinda, but in PBR materials it behaves differently. Specular regulates the strength of light reflection while glossiness makes materials more shiny or matt. It's the difference between polished metal or rubber.
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Wow, looks absolutely fantastic! I'd love to see armor with a German gothic salet!
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Long time no see!
Really great models, it's good to see some high quality, realistic models when internet is flooded with quickies. Really well done textures, matherials feel like they should.
I am not experienced in modelling per se, thus I cannot give any real critique, sorry for that!
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Thanks!
That's quite alright. I'm happy for any comment... they're getting fewer and fewer these days sadly
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Aye, I agree.
Unfortunately I also leave a fave and go away instead of commenting more often than not. Sometimes it's just that You don't feel like the other person is going to appreciate it. Also it requires more time and effort than just pressing a button which is kinda sad when You think about it.
Another reason might be that I get more shy with comments when author of the illustration is more advanced than me. It just feels weird to write about mistakes in an artwork made by someone better than You and also sometimes You just can't spot the mistakes when authors wants to be critiqued.
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