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A bit over two years ago I began using Blender on a more regular basis for doing 3-D modeling.
One of the first models I did was of an AT-AT from the Star Wars movies. This is the result:
In the time since, I've honed my skills some, learned a bit more about Blender, and picked up a couple of tricks. So I decided to revisit the AT-AT.
This resulted in version 2.0:
The "cannon bolt" was added with the compositing feature In Blender.
Since I also added some extra detailing to this model that is not visible in this view, I rendered a additional camera angle for the model:
Now, I am obviously biased, but in my own humble opinion, version 2.0 is a marked improvement over version 1.0
One of the first models I did was of an AT-AT from the Star Wars movies. This is the result:
In the time since, I've honed my skills some, learned a bit more about Blender, and picked up a couple of tricks. So I decided to revisit the AT-AT.
This resulted in version 2.0:
The "cannon bolt" was added with the compositing feature In Blender.
Since I also added some extra detailing to this model that is not visible in this view, I rendered a additional camera angle for the model:
Now, I am obviously biased, but in my own humble opinion, version 2.0 is a marked improvement over version 1.0