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Beautiful.
Care to explain how you made the indents on the front cony-like sphere? Did you start off with a high poly cone extruding for support edges first and then extruding inwards or use booleans (oh the horror) or perhaps some other fancy technique? |
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I selected this new quad face and performed a extrude command but scaled in on itself by small amount so I was left with a border of supporting edges used for the exterior lip of the indent. Then I selected the slightly smaller face and extruded into the mesh and finished it off by adding edge loops at the beginning and end to tighten it up I repeated this for the other parts and 'cleaned' up the mesh as doing the vertex chamfer created some 5 sided polys. All I did was add 2 extra edge loops and connected them up to the chamfer quads. |
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Sweet, this is coming along really well. Nice detail with the bolts but if you need a few more polys, they'd be the first to go in my opinion. You could probably optimise the inside of the big rim on the turbine itself, the one with the square bits but that might be a last resort (reducing the inside rim from 36 to 18 sides). The little tube thing below the turbine could be optimized a bit too, the thing that is directly beneath the cone+fans. It looks like it's roughly 16-20 sides at the front, could probably do with being halved without looking too bad
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