Decent start but I reckon you start with easier subject matter if you're just learning to do HP modeling. Learn to master edge control and when and where to break objects into different pieces etc.
I have been making a few tuts lately for a buddy of mine who is just starting to get in to HP modeling so I'll share these with you too, maybe you're past this but if not, the principles here might help you out.
I'm not instructor so these images may not convey exactly what I'm trying to say as clearly as i possibly could but I think it gets a few good points across:
since this is your first sub-d model, i think it would help to not model more than you have to. i think that modeling a base body has made the task harder for you. model only the armor you have in your concept.
i'd mirror your concept and drop it directly in your modeling application to reference and build from.
. Maybe Cinema 4D isn't the best application for doing subdivision surface modeling, but I have no choice. Cheers, Ngon)
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There's a great thread here on PC that is rather extensive with a lot of info on how to make certain parts:
http://boards.polycount.net/showthread.php?t=56014
I have been making a few tuts lately for a buddy of mine who is just starting to get in to HP modeling so I'll share these with you too, maybe you're past this but if not, the principles here might help you out.
I'm not instructor so these images may not convey exactly what I'm trying to say as clearly as i possibly could but I think it gets a few good points across:
sorry if the images are too small
I hope my english is with me.
i'd mirror your concept and drop it directly in your modeling application to reference and build from.
Hopefully I can continue on that Armorsuit now.
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Ive seen over night improvement but improvement in 6 and a half hours is pretty crazy.