Now at the start of my last week in Australia I proudly present the final state of my ultimate chop so far! Been so much fun working on this and learning more about 3d. I'm so glad that I decided to come to Australia for my exchange studies. No way I could've learned this much if I stayed in home school.

And of course in addition to successful studies, I've also gotten the chance to see so many amazing places in Australia and New Zealand and to meet some great people (MK211 and J_HUI you all should recognize by now).

Best year of my life.

Great work... No... out standing work!

It's just amazing, so much detail and it looks amazing, I wouldn't have guessed this is your first 3D car work, You defiantly have potential in a 3D/ advertising career if you chose it.

Also glad you enjoyed your stay in the land down under. (You've been to more place in Aus, then me living here for 10 years ), Just shame we wouldn't meet up more often.

Maybe one day I can visit you in Finland

really awesome work m8

Oh man, that 3D indestructible work, it really outstanding Epic work for details....mamma mia.....BRAVO

Sick!

Amazingly done! I always checked your status on that merc you were working on in dA.

Outstanding!

This truly deserves HOF in my opinion!

I'm working in 3D(houses, buildings, etc.) and i know that's quite hard to do to make it like this.

Congratulation!

you're going back to finland? NOOOOOOOOO

well, another spare spot for team aus WTB

Watching animation now, will edit post when it's done

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[speechless]

Man, that's AMAZING

You have to give me some tips on 3D.

The first and only time I messed arround with 3D software, all I did was a lousy Renault Quatrelle on 3DS MAX.

What software do you use?

Jaw droping stuff!

I'm glad you like.

I'll try my best to help! Just ask when you're stuck. I use Maya.

A bonus pic:


That's from the first recording session and it was excellent I tell you! Dudes rocking while the video was playing to get the music match to what's going on in it. After that we did another session and recorded each instrument separately to allow more flexible mixing. This was my first time mixing music tracks. Fun stuff that too!

Thanks for the comments so far! Keep 'em coming.