Not bad
The gun looks nice, but it has no texture and/or coloring, so I can't give it a higher rating than 7..
Also, wtf at the 0/10.
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Hand Cannon
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built from fragments of Old Tech these hand cannons are one of the dealiest revolvers avaliable. Firing Quadtonium Bullets, housed in magnetic fields these hand cannons pack quiet a punch, with many outlaws find out the hard way.
Built with fire fights in mind, this gun holds auto ejecting, by snapping back the hand grip, releasing the radiated cylinder. No hammer is featured in this version, being replaced with a Johnson Trigger (Allowing for more than 1 finger to use, thus needing less strength)
These weapons are for a mod im thinking of making for UT2004, or UT3 if I can be bothered to buy it, based of Stephen Kings fantastic 'the dark tower' series
p.s. I put the UV map in there aswell, as you can see its very complicated, and I get lost trying to texture a square... =D
never fail to impress
i think i love very 3d model you make.. that's fantastic :D
revengous responds:
it goes boom =D
Awesome
thats a sweet little (big) gun you got there, but your UV map looks awful, you gotta learn to unwrap better, it'll make reading the maps much easier
revengous responds:
thanks for the 0?
the UV map is everything from 1 of the guns put together, currently its 3 seperate aprts and much easier to understand
nice 3d
a friend of mine is taking 3d classes now (animation major) and just building a room looks hard but a realized gun that's just sick
good work
awesome
i like the way you showed the map, it looks like some really hard shit to do, so, GOOD JOB!
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