3D Bender and Brain Slugs

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I had an hour spare so I made a model of bender and some brain slugs.. Then spent another hour making mray renders.

 

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Those are neat

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sweet great work, well the brain slugs are 1 of my fave characters so nice work. thats a great bender to

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Welcome to PEEL ^SnIpeR^
For only an hours works that is billiant work. Would like to see some more.

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I like them a lot! --;; Wish I had talent enough (or for that fact, partience) to do that.

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^SnIpeR^... that's looks great...!!

I like the BrainSlugs, and Bender, then is when the 'Bite My Shiny Metal Ass!!' quote makes sense! 

Awesome work!

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For anyone still even remotely interested, I've got a desktop version here.  http://www.goldsyndicate.com/sniper/bender.htm

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Nice, very well done the brain slugs look really cool, well so does the whole picture.

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That's awesome ^SnIpeR^.

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Damn! Those brainslugs are awesome.

And the metallic look on Bender is just fantastic.

Definitely the best 3D work Ive seen.

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Like Javier said, thats one shiny robot

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hmm do you make that cause i saw them on a link to a un-offical movie download

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I did.. Because I'm making that un-official movie 

They're just test shots of the characters, nothing terribly fascinating or hard to do. The final quality of the film will be at 2k res, which means 1920x1080 in size, so there's just so much detail to put into these shots, because it'll be noticable when its shown on a decent size HD screen.

Obviously, using some cliche'd cinematography can help (close ups with a strong depth of field / focus blur), or even some old tricks with lighting (texturing the light you're projecting, so you get more detail than actually exists on the materials/models themselves).

I'm quite bored, you see.