[rusteberg]

Hey Curt,

Watching you make it on computer makes me want to pull out super glue and toothpicks and start building models.

-give us another SSS teaser soon please!

[NicoR44]

Me too Tom

Here it is, using milk sss, the darker lines on the shoulders are because of the parting lines, material is thinner in those areas
Overall material thickness is 1.5mm

[Nova66]

Wow the SSS looks great! You really need a render farm though don't you

Andrew.

[m-Que]

Awesome!
It looks soooo much better with SSS!
Wonderful

[NicoR44]

Thanks guys!!

hehe yes a render farm would be nice indeed! this was rendered on my HP Pavilion a6540 core 2
At the office I have a 8 core custom build

Here is the C.M at close up:

[djflod]

photo

[m-Que]

Pure beauty!

[numerobis]

WOW!!!

[tom]

Now, thiSSS rockSSS

[NicoR44]

Maxwell Render, there is no substitute; period

[NicoR44]

Here is the back of the Comand Module:

2mb render

[Hervé]

very nice'sss... i thought you had print it and did a photo.. !

[naikku]

is the metal from the wizard? I like to use cobalt metal but this looks good also. can I ask the settings?
the milk SSS looks so so good

[NicoR44]

Thanks so much guys!

@naikku, the material is indeed Cobalt from the wizard, with some roughness added, and some noise in the Anisotropy channel

[djflod]

@naikku, the material is indeed Cobalt from the wizard, with some roughness added, and some noise in the Anisotropy channel

as Tom suggested