PC-CSGO | MP9 - Headdryer

Konras

Yeah! Submitted weapon to workshop:
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=693725423

Workbench view:





What would make a contest without any last minute submissions.
Many people told me that Bizon that I did could be considered to flashy for mil-spec.
As deadline approaches I am worried about it myself as well. Because of that I decided to make very simple weapon skin for MP9.

I decided to make it color scheme of Flash Gordon.


I also got really in love with 80's hairdryers (heck the name of the skin). And will take inspirations from those in terms of simplicity and clear panels that make a shell.
http://www.flickriver.com/photos/tags/80shairdryer/interesting/

Here is what I got now in Substance Painter. I started to work on it in 3D Coat. Hopefully I will be able to add some basic detail and finish this fast

Konras

Sleep is for the weak. Just kidding, but went to 3DCoat with colored part of the weapon and started adding some fake panels with projection painting in photoshop. Its basicly blending options - > beavel & emboss for some bacis shapes. Emboss is done on the side of the shape (pillow emboss style). Important is to have all blendings on normal. Then I collapse it with new player and rubber unnecessary things.

Konras

I was wanting to give that weapon some kind of cammo. However it would kill the 80's feel somehow. Because of that I will go for something delicate similar to comics raster dots. Hopefully it will bring some interest to weapon, but don't kill its clean form. I did that by exporting from substance whole red weapon and making mask for layer in coat with side projection for those circles.

Konras

Alright. I added small details and finishing touches in 3DCoat. Now I just need to make a wear mask as I don't want to loose detail with wearing and weapon will be ready for upload.

Konras

Painting some plastic shell fracturing by hand for wear map in 3DCoat. I hope end effect for this will be worth the hassle.

Konras

Managed to finish this on time. At least according to EST on google Hopefully...
Here is a workshop link:
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=693725423

I must say that I even like how cracks on plastic shell ended up in workbench.

pior

Nice and simple ! Well done.