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WORKSHOP #5 - High Poly Hard Surface Practice
June 21, 2012 - 1:31pm
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Workshop #5 is now under way!
The challenge this time is to recreate the High Poly shapes shown in the images below.
Some of the shapes are pretty basic, but cutting holes into angled surfaces might provide a decent challenge for some people and a great way for everyone else to keep their chops up 
Rules:
- Model the shapes in the images below while matching them as closely as possible
- Post your results below.
Good luck!
I did one of them ^^
PD: I,m "Alberto3D" ,if the moderator see this , you can delete my post xD.
Looks good, ynos 
My only real critique is that you could harden the hole in the cube by adding a loop.
Nice work!
Here are my renders for this workshop. Is it to late to do the other workshops
Here are the next 3.
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Can I use nurbs?
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Great Job Guys! You are all nailing a lot of these shapes spot on
-Jeremy-
Thanks Jeremy
Nice models
Nice work everyone! Keep it up
Hey guys! Here is my contribution. Let me know what you think.
Looking good, SsSandu_C!
hello, better later than never;-)
Nice work .very delicate works of art . thank you share it with me ,and i learn more useful knowledge .
Great job everyone !!!
Nice work, guys!
When will be next mini-chelenge ?
Great workshop Andy! a suggestion tho, for those of us not as skilled as the rest it would be great to see maybe a tutorial at the end of the workshop as to how you made these shapes if they are your models? that way myself or anyone could be like "ahhh so thats one way to approach that, o that's how you get your cylinder to not distort when you subdivide it.
@Anon, The workshop is ongoing and has no end date, but I will try and post some wires soon.
Here are the ones I could do.
I'm not sure how I can approach the other 2. Can anyone give me some hints or something like that?
My pick in the inter-connected one. Other one's more popular than.
Sweet workshop :)
Thanks!
-Jeremy-
www.jeremybaldwin3d.com