Duration 35h Project Files Included avi

Title: 3D Palace – The Templar Assault Mech – Imperial Knight Tutorial

Info:

Product Description

The Templar Assault Mech tutorial from

http://www.3d-palace.com

is our new flagship training piece – combining 15 years of experience at teaching and hard surface from our lead tutor Cris as well as techniques and methodology learned from years working on mechanical high detail work.

If you have ever dreamed of becoming an awesome hard surface mechanical artist and have just been sadly disappointed by the tutorials on offer on YouTube and other sites then it is time that you gave yourself the set you deserve! Not only that but also, because not everyone uses 3ds Max – wherever possible the set is platform independent. You want to use Blender – go nuts. You have Modo? Go hog wild! Maya? Hell yeah.

What do you learn?

Hard Surface Professional Skills

Polygon Modelling skills

Spline Modelling skills

Boolean Modelling skills

Rigging skills

Procedural animation and controller skills

Project Management skills

Much much more…

By entering in to this tutorial you are not getting two hours of a bored presenter powerpointing his way to glory with slide after mind numbing slide, failing to explain what tools do, their relevance and where you use them. You don’t get a 2 hour jump-fest where parts are done off screen and BAMMO – you had that tool library right? RIGHT? …

No. You get THIRTY FIVE HOURS of tutorial. THIRTY FIVE. That… that is less than £1 an hour. Each hour is PACKED with learning as you are shown not some of the project, not most of the project but ALL of the project. No timelapsing. No skipping. No “Oh hay you had this kitbash set I sold for $X right?”. I show you EVERYTHING that you need to know to make that huge mechanical killing machine from its toes to its massive rail-guns.

Not only that but also our tutor, Cris, is clearly spoken, funny, incisive, informative and knows how to get the job done! Yes, on occasion parts may become repetitive however that is how we learn – and because it is repetative you can be sure there are more than a few anecdotes to keep you entertained in the meantime.