One off model - paid

individual · 06-05-2011, 02:11 AM

I'm looking for someone to make a very high poly and detailed model from an original low poly model in 3DS Max as I wish to have it CNC cut as a desk feature. I've only just entered the world of 3D and I don't have the time to learn or do it myself unfortunately.

1. I don't need it textured
2. the model has "bones" which I want separated in the final model (this shouldn't be hard as the model is mechanical in nature and has simple joints) in prep for CNC
3. I want the joins to be slightly modified so I can connect them after they have been cut and move them around on the actual desk feature.

I'm not sure how much people charge for this sort of thing but I am willing to pay a decent amount for just one model.

if anyone is interested shoot me a PM, I will send you the model, name your price

fabriziobortolussi · 06-05-2011, 04:43 PM

pm'd you

individual · 06-05-2011, 05:03 PM

To add a bit more detail in general to those who are interested and to hopefully make it more understandable:

The model in question, if people are familiar, and I'm sure at least a few of you are, is the Reaper from the game Mass Effect known as Sovereign

I want basically a recreation of this model in real life, with all the same moving parts, that is able to be CNC cut with minimal hassle.

So for example, the main struts for the legs may have to be CNC'd separately from the shell/sheilds over that segment and then re-attached after the cutting, If so, I would ask the modeler to modify it in such a way that it would be easy to attach the pieces back with precision, even something like adding small pins with holes, if you get what I mean EG like you find on most DIY model kits to lock the pieces in their rightful place.

If some people don't understand I will try to explain it further, I am aware that my ambition far outweighs my talent as a modeler/engineer haha.

PS thank you so much, all of you who have PM'd me, I was not expecting such a large amount of interest!

06-05-2011, 02:11 AM	#1 (permalink)
individual New Member 4 - 0	One off model - paid I'm looking for someone to make a very high poly and detailed model from an original low poly model in 3DS Max as I wish to have it CNC cut as a desk feature. I've only just entered the world of 3D and I don't have the time to learn or do it myself unfortunately. 1. I don't need it textured 2. the model has "bones" which I want separated in the final model (this shouldn't be hard as the model is mechanical in nature and has simple joints) in prep for CNC 3. I want the joins to be slightly modified so I can connect them after they have been cut and move them around on the actual desk feature. I'm not sure how much people charge for this sort of thing but I am willing to pay a decent amount for just one model. if anyone is interested shoot me a PM, I will send you the model, name your price

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06-05-2011, 04:43 PM	#2 (permalink)
fabriziobortolussi New Member 3 - 1	pm'd you

06-05-2011, 05:03 PM	#3 (permalink)
individual New Member 4 - 0	To add a bit more detail in general to those who are interested and to hopefully make it more understandable: The model in question, if people are familiar, and I'm sure at least a few of you are, is the Reaper from the game Mass Effect known as Sovereign I want basically a recreation of this model in real life, with all the same moving parts, that is able to be CNC cut with minimal hassle. So for example, the main struts for the legs may have to be CNC'd separately from the shell/sheilds over that segment and then re-attached after the cutting, If so, I would ask the modeler to modify it in such a way that it would be easy to attach the pieces back with precision, even something like adding small pins with holes, if you get what I mean EG like you find on most DIY model kits to lock the pieces in their rightful place. If some people don't understand I will try to explain it further, I am aware that my ambition far outweighs my talent as a modeler/engineer haha. PS thank you so much, all of you who have PM'd me, I was not expecting such a large amount of interest!