My first ever 3D Model ever - Based on real place

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#1

I have zero experience in 3d Modelling and after the first few lessons I can make this.

keep in mind it needs refinement but pleased I can actually do this

towerfront
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sample_photo
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#2

Great replica!
Yes, with Blender basics you can do a lot.
But there is much more to discover.
Have fun and welcome.

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#3

Welcome to this site.

A good reproduction.

Perhaps you could enhance it a bit more and enter it in this weekā€™s forum ā€˜challengeā€™?!

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#4

I think thatā€™s very well done for a first model. I look forward to seeing what else you create as you go through the course.

Welcome from me as well. :slightly_smiling_face:

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#5

It looks sewperb. That means superb, but a little extra. haha

I especially love the interior lighting, and those simple but perfect stairs.

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#6

Thank you for your kind remarks they are encouraging

#7

Thanks for that offer. Iā€™m such a newbie at this but really want to become proficient over time. Itā€™s a lot to take on at one time when you a learning and sometimes feel I need a rest from trying to absorb so much info.
thank you again

#8

that is so encouraging to hear you say that Thank you so much for those kind words. I feel sometimes I struggle to absorb the vast amount of info that we are being taught and other times I can see the progress. your comment will inspire me to never quit and keep on pushing forward.

#9

Wow thank you ā€¦ I can now add another word to my vernacular Sewper :smile: appreciate the feedback fellow student.

#10

Nicely done. the lighting looks awesome too.

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#11

thank you Iā€™m learning slowly

#12

Wow thatā€™s really good. Iā€™m just starting out too. I was thinking that using real objects in photos might be a good starting point. Great job!

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#13

Cheers Mate, the one lesson I have learnt most is tenacity ā€¦keep on pushing forward

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