Art TYPE 33 NSP (3D view)

I bumped against the TYPE 33 NSP pistol on the Wiki while studying and decided to make it in 3D since I actually liked it and didn't have much to do.

Hanako's Type 33X NSP Prototype:


Type 33 NSP:


Type 33 NSP Dark:


Type 33/C NSP:


Type 33/C NSP (SSS):




I'll post the other versions soon ;o

 

[John2y]

the cost would be for the materials, thoughness of the model and size.
should I make functional trigger, buttons and removable battery?

 

[SmokeEmpress]

And the led light to indicate when it's firing! That would be epic!!

 

[Gunsight1]

Um, yes please, removable battery n all would be epic. If you do this im gonna be down for at least 2, on in the standard issue star army blue and one in spec ops black

 

[Cmd_Jackson]

Wow... (Speechless)... (Cannot think of anything else to say)...

How long did it take to make the first?

 

[Lamb]

should I make functional trigger, buttons and removable battery?

Hell yeah, brother.

 

[John2y]

@Cmd_Jackson It took around 5 hours to make it, it took more time because I had to change it from the basic render to the Cycles render (I actually used this model as a test using Cycles) and had to change it later to put the shot counter

 

[Lamb]

What ever became of this? @John2y, are you still about?

 

[John2y]

Yes, I've been a bit (a lot) busy but I'm still on it, just very slowly until Summer vacations arrive

 

[Lamb]

Wow, cool prompt response. I'm not one to rush awesomeness-- just checking because it's been a month and nobody's said anything, but I don't want this thread to die. If I could do 3D modeling, I'd probably ask you for your models so I could do it myself. I'm just that excited at the prospect.

 

[Wes]

Oh, for the NSP article, it would help if we could get these on a transparent background, if that's possible. Or the background color of the wiki. Let me know if that can be done easily.

 

[Fred]

If it's the same kind of 3d application I use, having a background similar to the wiki is probably easy enough. Transparency will probably mess up anti-aliasing, though.

 

[John2y]

It's a bit dificult to have a transparent background without messing up the lighting if there isn't a plane to reflect it
The closer I could do is remove the background with Photoshop/other program and then add the transparency

 

[Kyle]

I know there is a way to fix that in Blender but I forgot how to do it (and I used to do it a lot to) I'll have to hunt around on the help forums to see if I can find it again. But basically it was a process that allowed you to keep the lighting you had along with its effects while still having a transparent background.