Iron Man 3D modeling tutorial

Bracer Jack has a nice modeling tutorial on the Iron Man helmet, especially focused on techniques for modeling hard surfaces. He even offers the files containing his 3DS Max schematic drawings to get you started. Ironman Helmet Modeling by Bracer Jack Read more | Permalink | Comments | Read more artic...

2009-03-25 10:00:22 | This article is from Make Blog

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