3D yacht collection - WIP

[olitech]

olitech - can you post up some pics?

Sure, sorry for the delay...it's not super detailed..kinda medium poly for animations only..2840 polys

[mcvltd]

Nice model - very nice poly count! and great renders. Love that water! We may have to do some 'negotiation' over your 'donation' when I start the large yacht collection.

Here's a quick update on the Ferretti 731.....

[mcvltd]

...and another update.... getting there sloooowwwly...

[mcvltd]

.....tada!..... the completed Ferretti model

Model size = 1.3mb

Again, the mesh quality is controlled via mesh-smooth. This was set at 2 for these renders.

Now on to the next one.

[jacksc02]

looking good dude, does it need some timber decking on the rear of the boat?

[mcvltd]

The Ferretti brochure shows it as all grp. Same for the sun deck. I know what you mean though, would look a little more classy with teak.

[Clifton Santiago]

I think you should go with classy

[jacksc02]

i agreee clifton, it would help sell the collection. Who cares if its not 100% accurate

[mcvltd]

Classy it is then!... but in the meantime I just couldn't resist a render...

[jacksc02]

nice looking good!

[Drawehn]

very sweet indeed!!!

[gilpo]

Are you going to have the red/green/white lights on them for night scene renderings? I just recently completed a night shot over a lake and boat lights really added to the overall look.

Looking good so far!

On a side note, does anyone know of someplace that has a good model of a pontoon? In case anyone doesn't know what this is, http://www.boatrental.addr.com/bently%20pontoon.jpg

[mcvltd]

Thanks everyone for the encouragement!

Gilpo - I've got the enclosures for the lights on the Ferretti, but completely over looked them on the 53' sail boat. I'll add them on to the model and make sure there are some correctly coloured omni lights in the right places. Sorry, can't help with the 'pontoon'.

[mcvltd]

Due to high popular demand here's a revised deck for the Ferretti.

[mcvltd]

Just a quick update.

Progress is painfully slow currently, but here is a pic of the Oyster62 as it stands at the moment.

I'm thinking it could be an idea to sell these models on an individual basis just in case I never get to a complete set! Hopefully the website will be up and running within a couple of months.

Rob.