Franchi SPAS-12 shotgun

NASTRASH

Here is finished low poly version of a shotgun that i made recently. I want to give a shout-out to Racer445 for his photoshop tutorials, it helped me alot since im prety new to hard surface texturing. I hope you guys like it, any critics and comments are greatly appreciated .




Low poly with normals, in 3ds max Xoliul's viewport shader:



wires and UV's:



Hi poly:

RobertHammer

Very nice job on this "old" shotgun

NASTRASH

Thanks man, glad you like it, yeah i was going for that old/gruny look.

n88tr

It looks perfect to me.

serialkiler

this rock, one of those in swat 4 would kick ass xD

Miche

I like it

sltrOlsson

Really nice. Especially on the grunge, not to much, not to little! Me likei!

BuLL

Excellent,except for the internal springs...They need to be slightly heavier and angled slightly.Not vertical.

BradMyers82

Nice job man! The only thing that sort of bugs me is how the Pump action part doesn't "feel" like plastic atm. It is indeed supposed to be plastic right? It sort of feels more like rubber to me.

I think that part should be less washed out, and more flat grey or what every color that part is on the real thing. Also, I think with an overall stronger specular and possibly some more very subtle specular highlights on the edges you could make things pop more. Anyways, this is all very nit-picky to be honest. Great job!

A.Kincade

This is pretty legit. Good stuff.

Racer445

Good work. It's worn down a bit without being totally destroyed, and that's how weapons should look!

A couple crits for ya: The main receiver metal looks too blue. I'd lessen that and saturate the color of the greenish metal more to differentiate them from each other. Turn the gloss/exponent up! The whole thing has very flat lighting right now and some gloss could push the metal more. The grunge is well thought out, though I would put some scrapes on the barrel and magazine tube, the trigger guard/safety and the arm of the stock. The top of the receiver could use some interest too.

The plastic looks very soft. That's not a bad thing necessarily, but you can't see the ribs on the pump in FPS view. The last thing I want to mention is that plastic wouldn't scratch like that, but it would receive some more greasy/blobby grunge as well as dent.

Good stuff, but just a couple tweaks that might push it that extra mile. I'm glad the tutorials helped you!