Cumbres Depot 3D Model
| September 08, 2018 07:49PM |
I dunno if anyone is interested in this, but I decided to post it anyways.
Its my own rendition of the now demolished Cumbres Depot in 3D; which also happens to be the first structure I've ever tried to model in 3D. what you see so far took me about 8 hours at a steady pace, and I hope to set up textures/decals on the East and West walls and any other exterior details later this evening or tomorrow.
If anyone has any photographs of the old depot lying around I would love to see them as they could be a huge help when I start trying to model fine details. Thanks in Advance.
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 09/08/2018 10:03PM by Peyton Smith.
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