[Bubbaloo]

Cool update! I was hoping you weren't getting bored with this project. I want to see it finished!

[NicoR44]

Thanks Brian!! and don't worry, there is much much more to come

[NicoR44]

Only thing is that now the tracks are reversed:

[4 HeRo]

Oh so nice mate keep em coming!

[NicoR44]

Thanks 4 HeRo!
Here is another one:

[JorisMX]

You did it now, Curt... I'm gonna go and see WALLE again

[NicoR44]

Thanks Joris

[NicoR44]

And just another one

[Maximus3D]

These latest updates do look very good Nico are the tracks correct now ? you mentioned something about them being flipped earlier. I like the rust on the tracks nice one!

Speaking of your Wall-E now, i saw your thread on CGTalk and the guys there seem to have problems understanding you are rendering with Maxwell loll, i thought that was pretty funny! they still think you use Vray for your shots.
http://forums.cgsociety.org/showthread. ... 3&t=764652

Keep up the great work man, i really enjoy this thread and seeing the progress you do.

/ Max

[rusteberg]

i know it's probably been discussed here before on how a model like that from solid works translates into poly's/tri's but out of curiousity, what is the triangle count at render time for these latest set of images

dito on max's last line....

[Tea_Bag]

Coming along nicely!!

[djflod]

i like

[macray]

really love the model.

and here is how it should look when it's ready: click (hope you don't mind the interruption in your great modelling)

[NicoR44]

btw, working hard on some nice updates

[NicoR44]

And thanks for the nice comments friends!

i know it's probably been discussed here before on how a model like that from solid works translates into poly's/tri's but out of curiousity, what is the triangle count at render time for these latest set of images

dito on max's last line....

Hi Tom,
What I do is; I just open the assembly model in Rhino and than render it (that's just because I'm so used to the Rhino Plug-in)
One thing you will have to do when importing the assembly is to explode the assembly into separate parts, otherwise you can't assign any materials