Victorian Scene

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Hey guys,

With all this talk lately of Houdini's modeling capabilities, Ive been inspired to do some straight forward modeling in H10. So I got a few basic sketches of a scene, but nothing 100% or in colour yet. Perhaps once I do I will post them.

Basically it's a gloomy dark night in 1888 Whitechapel. A Daimler Motor Carriage parked under a street light (gas-lamp) on a cobbled street. A few buildings in the background, perhaps Jack The Ripper lingering in the background by a brothel.

Anyways I made a start into the Daimler model which will be the focal point of the scene. Im about 2 and a half hours into the model so far….

…more to follow.

Cheers.

Front Wheel



Front Axle Assembly



Rear Wheels And Axles



Leaf Springs



Chassis Shot

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Hey ragupasta,

The models look good. Can't wait to see more!

Cheers!
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Sounds intriguing.
Looking good so far, nice clean modeling.
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Thanks for the comments guys.

So got a little bit more done now. 472 sops used so far.

Persp Body Shot



Low Underbody Shot



Rear Wheel Detail Shot



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Looking good.

Have you put any thoght in to rigging the carriage so the leaf springs work and the steering does it's job?
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Hi Jeff,

I was originally thinking of this being a static scene. However once the modeling is completed, I shall be seperating the carriage into several elements for unwrapping/texturing, so rigging would'nt really be a difficult thing to implent….

…actually I might just do that, turn it into a small animation.

Cheers!
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Modeling is just modeling.
You gotta make it move IMHO.
There's at least one school like the old school!
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is that done in houdini or do you use other software
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is that done in houdini or do you use other software

All done in Houdini. 8)
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wow nice nice
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pretty good
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This is really very nice however if it is modelled after something like the Daimler then the springs are too wide and heavy.
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your right probbins, the leaf springs are too chunky. Also I have put the drive gear on the rear axel, when it is actually sat on a seperate input shaft to the back of the rear wheels (found some better references).

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