Hi all!
Just finished this old Sony tv model and some feedback would be more than welcomed!
So I tried to keep it pretty lowpoly, did the case, screen, screen edge and back part of the case separate, not sure if that's the best way to do it if you're making say, a game asset. Then I created UVs for everything and sent it to Substance Painter, where I applied some smart materials and a few basic textures.



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I agree with Brian, I would perhaps change the grunges on the screen to a bit less perhaps? Maybe fingerprints or more defined grunges if you know what I mean? If you look at glass nowadays you see all sorts of fingerprints, more like cones if you think about it.
Keep at it man! Really liking it!