WWII M2-2 Flamethrower

Shashank

WWII M2-2 Flamethrower i did for cView Studios as a portfolio asset.

I tried to use susbstance painter as a main tool for suface sculpt and texture.

Artstsation link -https://www.artstation.com/artwork/5QxNJ

Thanks cView team for great ideas and support.

Hope you guys like it.


Thanks
Shashank

CybranM

The textures look really good with believable weathering, edge wear and text labels. The varied thickness of the paint on the top part of the rear handle looks great.
I think the large "watermark" could use some work, at the moment its just a large block thats very visually intrusive. I dont know if you have any say over how the watermark should be but imho you could try to make it more subtle.

Shashank

@CybranM
Totally agree with you did some changes.

Here done with Flamethrower Tank.

Alex_J

Oh damn. That thick green paint is on point. Looks real.

Bigglesworth

Cloth part looks incredible. Is it ZBrush sculpt? Can you show us hipoly model of this cloth whitout any textures?

Shashank

Thanks For you Comments Guys.
@Bigglesworth
Here are some high-poly screenshot tried to do some large details in z-brush for finer and surface details i used substance painter.


Also made some turntable you can have a look here--
Tank Turntable -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cgxgr8D1ovM

Gun Turntable-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p3B-qqICcg8

Hope you guys enjoy it.
Thanks
Shashank

Bigglesworth

Thanks, v@mpiRe. Your ZBrush sculpts is top quality. Especially Waterman Knife. It looks like 3d scan.

kierangoodson

hey @v@mpiRe ,

First of all, I think this model and the texturing is phenomenal but I had a question about some of the geo which I've circled below. Was this denting in the canister which you added as some extra detail? If so, how did you go about creating this part (zbrush/maya/max?) and how did you keep the geometry here clean and fairly simple?

cookiefrenzy

kierangoodson said:

hey @v@mpiRe ,

First of all, I think this model and the texturing is phenomenal but I had a question about some of the geo which I've circled below. Was this denting in the canister which you added as some extra detail? If so, how did you go about creating this part (zbrush/maya/max?) and how did you keep the geometry here clean and fairly simple?

I would like to hear the answer to that too.
I guess I would try decimating the mesh in Zbrush and then attaching it on the retopoed geo in the main program and adjusting it some more to retain more of the shape. I'm not sure how effective that would be  

Overall the model looks really solid.