Hi,I modelled this in Autodesk 3dsmax and rendered this out with default scanline renderer.The modelling involves polygonal modelling, organic modelling,probooleans,spline modelling.I have elaborated the steps in SBS.All the best for all the participants....Thanks..... (2 years and 192 days ago)
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This is an awesome design and render, but it's not steampunk. There is no wood, no brass, no steam coming from 'smoke stacks' or tubes of any kind. Research this genre a little bit, author, and do another one, I'm sure you'll kick butt once you see the look. Think Victorian era look/materials with more current technology.
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