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    1. 05-20-2007 01:21 PM #1
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      FMF 3D Art.

      Hey guys, just thought I'd show some of you my 3D work. I use 3ds max 7 to create all my work. Enjoy.

      Renderings:

      Blubs, bolts and plugs. Personal project, pretty old.


      Heat sink I rendered a while back. Personal project.


      Lava Lamp, test render. Didn't turn out very good.


      I'll be back with more later.

      Peace.
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    2. 05-20-2007 04:01 PM #2
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      Good stuff, man. I've never used 3D Studiomax, but those renderings look pretty lifelike. I really like the heat sink. Keep up the good work.
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    3. 05-23-2007 12:57 PM #3
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      Wow, they're all really good. Bulbs, bolts and plugs is my favourite. So what do you for a living that requires you to render so much?
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      Do you work from factory specified dimensions?
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    5. 06-01-2007 06:26 PM #5
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      goldney-
      Well, working in 3ds max for so long, I've only gotten better at it and there for found better methods to render scenes.

      Xaqaria-
      No not really, most of my models are made from scratch using only 1 or 2 reference photos.
      My 3D Work
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