737 stairs

[Guest]

Here are the latest shots of the stairs i did for my 737 family...when i got some time, i'll finish this progect.

[Guest odog]

pretty slick. Here's a thought, link it to a dummy cube and name it X_gearwell (ref. SDK) this will make it disappear when the gear retracts. Saving those precious polys. To test you can apply a transp. tex to the fuse so you can see if it works.not bad... for a heavy :-)joe

[Guest Valid_Andy]

Whoah dongmo, looking awsome! So is that 11 projects you have going now :D Keep up the great work, wont be doing the -200 to -500's will you? There my favourite :)

[badderjet 181]

Holy cow, lookin awesome :-eek, but dontcha think the nose is a tad *too* heavy on polys?

[Guest John_Noppe]

WOWzers Herv

[Guest]

The initial model is of coarse the 737-100. If everything work fine, i'll model the entire family ;-)

[Guest]

Unfortunately, there are some parts that recquire alot more polys than others, and nose is one of those parts. The 737 nose end is a 1/2 sphere, and considering the fuse sides i've choose, it cannot be optimized more ;-)

[Guest]

Thanks for words...here they are...

[Guest]

Thanks for the tip. I've always use that for all my models, as they usually have many polys...:-)

[Guest John_Noppe]

Wow that's the best 737 nose i have ever seen in my life! :-eekKeep em comming please :-shy

John NoppeScreenshot forum moderatorAVSIM Online

[badderjet 181]

No problem, man! :-smoothAwesome quality that is!! :-eek :-hah

[Guest Valid_Andy]

Looking sweet Dongmo! Can't wait to see what your wing will be like, I can only imaging the detail from what i have seen on your other projects!

[Guest pez_man]

WOWOWOW! :( That look amazing! Keep up the good work!!!/fredrik