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final_fight · Feb 2015

OK, title is kinda misleading - I don't need modelling tips. I just want to your opinion. Would you agree to work with these references? Is it possible to get something decent out of it? I don't think I can beside general forms.

SuperFranky · Feb 2015

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I think this is what you're looking for

final_fight · Feb 2015

Did you read what I've written?

slosh · Feb 2015

Are you just asking if thats good enough reference to model off of? It depends...if it has to be EXACT, then no. But if it just needs to be close, I think it's fine. You can clearly see the shapes.

final_fight · Feb 2015

I know how to model it. Question is about references - I think they are totally no go.

final_fight · Feb 2015

slosh wrote: »

Are you just asking if thats good enough reference to model off of? It depends...if it has to be EXACT, then no. But if it just needs to be close, I think it's fine. You can clearly see the shapes.

Yes, client wants it as close as possible to the original. It's not for visualization, it's for CNC milling.

slosh · Feb 2015

final_fight wrote: »

Yes, client wants it as close as possible to the original. It's not for visualization, it's for CNC milling.

Yea, if they want exact, you need better pics and from more angles. Otherwise you're just guessing. You can tell them all of this and if they still just want what you can do from those images, then it's not your fault. Just cover your bases before you start.

SuperFranky · Feb 2015

final_fight wrote: »

Did you read what I've written?

Haha, sorry about that :P

If I were to model this, I would find better references.

WarrenM · Feb 2015

"It's not for visualization, it's for CNC milling."

^^^ This would have been useful information to include in the original post. Just FYI.

final_fight · Feb 2015

OK. Thanks.

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