Hi all!
I recently have been working on getting Zbrush more in to my workflow. I would say, I have less then 10 hours or so in Zbrush and so far, I really like it. It speed things up, then having to do the old way/sub-d way and I wanted to do some weapon attachments and here are a few of them for now, will post more soon.


Modeling - Blender
High RES - Zbrush
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More grips
HK folding battle sight. I decided to to redo the old one I had and take it into Zbrush for polish.
https://polycount.com/discussion/168610/proboolean-dynamesh-hardsurface-workflow-tutorial/p1
Other then that. I would say start with a simple cube in your 3d software and create some intresting shapes from it. Export it to Zbrush, use dynamesh master and use the polish feature. That's what I did, so I got used to Zbrush and not long after that, I started to use Zbrush in my projects, like this one.
Another small update with a few sights.
SureFire M600DF
Pistol Light
Random Bipod
GEMTECH Tundra 9mm Suppressor
M203
PU Scope
Burris XTR 14