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Lego Truck

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An SUV or truck of some sort, equipped with a tow hook on the back. Created from the 3-in-1 Amphipower LEGO set. Lit with a radial light dome. -- Model is also for sale at www.turbosquid.com

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davidbrinnenArchived

Nice work. I can't really add anything to what has already been said. 5/5

icecreammanArchived

Yay! Sucessful update to Bryce 6.1! Thanks for the hint on the sales guys. I had the Corel version of 5.0, so I had to install the DAZ 5.0 first before I could upgrade. That took awhile to figure out...

caperhArchived

. I like much the combination of colors that you put to him, really seems a photographed model and real, good work I give 5/5

HoroArchived

Another beautifully made lego model. Yes, perhaps disable receive shadows for the ground plane and reducing the reflection a bit. If you're really up to upgrade to 6.1, now would be the time to get it at 1/5 regular price as gat mentioned. Upgrading to 5.5 won't get you IBL.

gatArchived

. you should upgrade to 6.1 for only 20$ for a limited time only! :P or download bryce5.5 for free

tina gazconArchived

* Another great project! I like this one even more that the last lego you did. Did you play with legos? I used to play with lincoln logs! I'm giving away my age. Ha, Ha! 5/5

icecreammanArchived

Gat I agree. However, Bryce 5 doesn't support IBL. I will change the ground to matte, without reflectivity, and maybe add a bumpmap. I've also been wanting to do soft shadows but didn't want to use up the render time...

gatArchived

. lol nice! I love this lego models. The only thing I don't like is the reflective floor, I think should change it to a single color with a slight bump map, then render with IBL quality at half, and with soft shadows on. so premium +soft and also turn off cast shadows for the ground plane, and then all that should give it that global illumination look hopefully, if you use the right hdri that is.

rashadcarter1Archived

another impressive piece in terms of modelling, texturing, and lighting. your materials respond very well to your light dome. Excellent work!

GWYDION16Archived

NICE VERY NICE I LIKE THIS IMAGE THE ONLY THING THAT I THINK THE PIC NEED IS LINES TO SHOW WHERE ONE LEGO STARTS AND ONE ENDS BUT NICE PIC