And here's one with a Lamborghini Countach in it, because why not.
Sunday, February 7, 2016
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These look increadable! How much did it take to render/ model these?
Thank you! Modelling the classroom took about 2 hours or so. The Lamborghini Countach model, though was about 3 full working days. Note that I also modeled quite a few interior details for it, such as the engine block and brake calipers.
The rendering times vary for each picture. The first one took about 2 hours to render, as it has volumetric scattering in it, but the other two took around 15 minutes each.
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