Ahhhhhh, I'm done! Yes I'm a bit late but never the less my model is complete. It turned out alright, still a bit rough, the thing is calculating in foam isn't fun but I gave it a go. Tried to put the model in an environment intended for it's use, that being the outdoors so I just added a background. I messed around with photoshop but i dont really like using it so yerrrrr (would be good to drop a shadow for the model but eh). Ok so I'm going to go now because I'm tired, so sick of: the colours blue, the word foam and the task of sanding. Oh yeah dont use super glue on foam, it burns it away and makes a scary hrrrrshhhh ahhhh noise.
Well goodnight/morning alll
Love Chrissypoo aka Chris
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2 comments:
HEY chris thanks for your comment.
your model is looking good i like your nice crisp lines and the background looks great!
Have you drawn or stuck on any detail? It might be nice to see some displays or button, maybe even a part line?
good work tho!!
Tim.
Yeah I stuck on a display and buttons but i scaned a piece of foam to make it look realistic to our material then draw the buttons and print a screen with a bit of a gradient on it.
Still need a part line and battery hatch and if the magnets aren't too strong i.e. keep it close all the time and allow it to be open, then I will attach some strip magnets that i bought.
Either than that, pretty much finished! Happy about that!
See you modelmaking and drawing
- Chris
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