3D Gungnir lid

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xhimpei

Jr Member

• Nov 11, 2010

• #1

Hello, all - First post here, So go easy on me :cool

been lurking about the past couple of days, thought I'd give modelling the Gungnir Helmet a go. First Complex model in a couple of years (really first time opening Max in a couple of years) So after a day's mucking about, this is what I've got so far. Never done modelling for pepakura before, either so - Constructive criticism, please!

update/edit -

Completed model unfolds by Nintendude: A4, Letter

Still got a lot of tidying to do, the start cutting in some detail.

 

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spartan 847 david

Member

• Nov 11, 2010

• #2

I don't actualy have or seen that helmet in game yet,but I looked up some pics on halopedia and I think this is pretty good so far.
Here is some constructive critism,I think the visor is more flat in the front then rounded.Keep it up

Welcome to 405th

 

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Brandon McClain

Well-Known Member

Mountain Regiment

• Nov 11, 2010

• #3

Welcome to the 405th!! Excellent contribution right off the bat! I would have to echo the comment about flat on front, other than that it is looking wonderful!!

 

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Nintendude

Well-Known Member

• Nov 11, 2010

• #4

HOLY HELL! THis looks awesome and Welcome to the 405th. Home of crazy 3D Modellers, even crazier pepakura artists and some master craftsmen.

 

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xhimpei

Jr Member

• Nov 11, 2010

• #5

Hey, thanks for the warm welcome! and cheers, I'll get that visor sorted. Watch this space!

 

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Road Kill

Sr Member

Pacific Regiment

• Nov 11, 2010

• #6

WWWWWOOOOOWWW!!!!!!!!!!!! awesome helmet so far man, it looks awesome! :O

 

ka5p3r

Well-Known Member

• Nov 11, 2010

• #7

awesome so far man you have made my day, i love this helmet

 

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xhimpei

Jr Member

• Nov 11, 2010

• #8

Cheers again guys! you're a friendly bunch! Forgot to give credit to:
http://www.405th.com/showthread.php/28023-Official-Halo-Reach-Reference-Thread-*Pic-Heavy-Spoilers*?p=475357#post475357

for the Excellent references, which I stole earlier

 

Ruze789

Sr Member

• Nov 11, 2010

• #9

Nice start on this helmet, excellent to see another person taking on some Reach modeling. I'd have to agree that some of the surfaces are flat rather than rounded but it's early yet, I like it so far.

Moving this into a more appropriate forum, the 3d Modeling section...

 

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xhimpei

Jr Member

• Nov 11, 2010

• #10

Tried playing about making it more flat, but still not *quite* right, I don't think. However, pressed on with a bit more geometry, and this is it currently. Will probably finish off all the major shapes, before tightening up the lines.Anyway - Here:

cheers for moving the Thread, Ruze - I didn't think I could post in here, yet.

 

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Nintendude

Well-Known Member

• Nov 11, 2010

• #11

Wow you model pretty fast, so I assume you're using the Mirror feature? I wish I could model like this but all I can really do is make a square. I am so going to unfold and pep this first after you finish the 3D model. Now if someone could just model the Jetpack my life is complete.

 

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Spartan 051

Well-Known Member

• Nov 11, 2010

• #12

going to be interesting to see it in pep file looks good only thing tricky for pep is you just have to recalculate the normals if you got any open edges.

 

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Nintendude

Well-Known Member

• Nov 11, 2010

• #13

Spartan 051 said:

going to be interesting to see it in pep file looks good only thing tricky for pep is you just have to recalculate the normals if you got any open edges.

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If there are any open edges in pep I can fix them no problem, 3d Modelling is a problem for me but fixing open edges is no problem at all.

 

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xhimpei

Jr Member

• Nov 11, 2010

• #14

Sweet! Well, once I'm done, I'll definitely fire it on to you to pep it, Nintendude. Like I said before, I've no experience with pep (although something I definitely fancy playing about with) So I don't know the best way to prepare a model for it. I'll have a nosy at all the FAQ's at some point - but any tips on that respect would be grand.

re: The jetpack, I as actually swithering between attempting that or this helmet (there seemed to be a few requests up for both) But didn't have a torso model to work from to make a Jetpack, so went for the Gungnir lid :cool

 

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Nintendude

Well-Known Member

• Nov 11, 2010

• #15

xhimpei said:

re: The jetpack, I as actually swithering between attempting that or this helmet (there seemed to be a few requests up for both) But didn't have a torso model to work from to make a Jetpack, so went for the Gungnir lid :cool

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I'll see what I can do of images for that someone posted pictures they took from the game I'll just have to hunt to find them or take some myself.

 

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Nintendude

Well-Known Member

• Nov 11, 2010

• #16

Jetpack Pictures here http://www.405th.com/showthread.php/28224-Halo-Reach-jet-pack?highlight=Jetpack

 

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xhimpei

Jr Member

• Nov 11, 2010

• #17

Ctrl+D'd! Assuming the Helmet's well recieved when it's finished, I'll make a start on the jetpack too, I guess

 

Boba Fett

Well-Known Member

• Nov 11, 2010

• #18

trust me, everyone will love it. That helm has been wanted sooooo badly lately. And it's a great model! I've seen higher-detail stuff, but considering how new you are... this is grade A work!

 

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OptimusWang

Jr Member

• Nov 11, 2010

• #19

Great work! I know I'm not the only person that's been wanting to build one of these

 

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xhimpei

Jr Member

• Nov 11, 2010

• #20

Cheers again guys! I'm pretty pleased everyone's so keen on this. Don't worry, Boba - I do plan on cutting some detail in, just trying to build a solid foundation, and re-learn my way about Max, haha.

However, I'm done with messing about with Wirframes for today, think I'll actually go play some Halo, now. Watch this space!