M 14 gun

Firebat

Hi

My new presonal model of m 14 gun.

Tri: 2278 Maps: Color, Spec, Normal (2048/512)

Spug

ffirebat....this is beautiful!

I have no crits....just keep making great art like you are doing.

Rumkugel

Indeed a nice piece!

BUT!

i dont know why people always put THAT much rust on weapons.
people who handle guns and rifles professionally would jam them down your throat!

it is normal that guns get wear and tear over the years of usage, but rust should NEVER! set down on vital parts.


other than that, nicely done! you could have save up some polies on the receiver part above the mag, but for that polycount its pretty decent.

cheers!

Paul Pepera

Rumkugel wrote: »

i dont know why people always put THAT much rust on weapons.
people who handle guns and rifles professionally would jam them down your throat!

it is normal that guns get wear and tear over the years of usage, but rust should NEVER! set down on vital parts.

I agree; apart from the rust this is a very nice gun.

fullofclovers

Very cool. Really digging the feel the gun gives. Great work!

pliang

Yeah the rust was the first thing to notice, less of that is the only thing to get picky on.

Flakes and scratches are nice though same with the wood.

PixelMasher

nice work. the worn metal looks cool and the wood has a nice sense of warmth to it.

EarthQuake

The rail is modeled wrong, its way too thin, also looks like its blocking the sights too.

Firebat

Thnx for comments

I know that used guns never get rusted, but i think that rust on old guns looks nice.

Hmm...RIS is prabobly my mistake (it block sight indeed), but its realy hard to modyfi the model on this stage.

Joao Sapiro

i thought this was lowpoly with diffuse only, for some reasons you dont seem to be benefiting from normal map effect, and that rust gives a too redish look to the metal that makes it look a weird. The wood could also have some wear details , right now seems that you only have dodged and burned it , also it could benefit from some good ambient oclusion

http://wiki.polycount.net/Ambient_Occlusion_Map

Joao Sapiro

-double post sorry-