Your attention to detail is shockingly good.. amazing work. This last render looks like a real flyover photo.

Stunning work Kliment. As others have said, your attention to details and clean modeling is really impressive.

I live near the National Air and Space Museum near Dulles Virginia. The Enola Gay is there and this was the first plan I thought of when I saw your renders. https://airandspace.si.edu/exhibitions/enola-gay Not sure if your looking for reference materials but I thought I would share https://airandspa...

Lol.. I think I'll move onto something with a bit more variation. For me, this was an excercise in flexing the modeling muscles and remembering how to do things in Max. By the end of this it was coming back to me, but the newer interface and material types - that's taking some getting used too.

Final Updates for today.

Just a quick update. I've started modeling.

This is my first attempt at 3D modeling in many years so I figured a relatively "simple" model of a torpedo would be a good way to get back into 3D modeling and not overwhelm myself. The general hull is simple, with a few elements to consider like panels and markings, most of which I plan ...

OK, so some of you may know I make a living doing multimedia development. But honestly, I don't get to do very much 3D these days. Mostly it's webpages, charts, animations (AfterEffects), etc. But the 3D stuff, well that's the BMX bike that's been sitting out back of the house for a while. Well, tha...

Really incredible modeling. The angle of attack from the camera's perspective is not something my eye is used too. It's like a still taken from a movie, from the perspective of an aggressor. Not sure if that's what you were going for, but it's like the camera and the Mig are entwined in a dog fight.

Man. The attention to detail and the results are truly inspiring. Nice work!