Radial Engine

[Despot]

Been wanting to do one of these for a long time, probably since 2012 when I first started using KeyShot

Textures using Substance Designer, the rest is KeyShot and little bit of Photoshop

Sorry M, no B&W I'm afraid

Model from GrabCAD

**added front view render**

J

[NM-92]

Superb !

[Finema]

Whaou ! nices textures ! i like it. Bravo.

[Esben Oxholm]

Beautiful lighting and texturing!
I also love how you always dare to crop away parts of your model for you composition. It is looking great!

[Magnus Skogsfjord]

+1. Absolutely fantastic!

[TpwUK]

Sorry M, no B&W I'm afraid

Don't need to see that one, J when this one is so darn good mate, the only thing i'm worried about here is that the conversation is going a tad MiB
It's great to see that old metal mastery again.

M

[Hossein Alfideh]

Wow this is awesome !

[Despot]

Thanks a lot guys

Esben I had no choice really, the propeller is so goddam large, and it just felt wrong to pull the camera back and show it in it's entirety - plus I think that careful cropping can lead the viewers eye

Martin You've completely lost me with the Men In Black reference (if that's what it is )

J

[TpwUK]

Martin You've completely lost me with the Men In Black reference (if that's what it is )

It is indeed the MiB i refer to, all characters were given agent names, so agent J, agent M etc etc

M

[Alang7™]

No words! It's so impressive 

[Despot]

No words! It's so impressive

Thanks Gianluca, much appreciated

[guest86567]

The wood looks gorgeous as does the aging of the engine. Props! Pun intended. 

[Despot]

Cheers Joe, thanks for the comment

[KeyShot]

Awesome indeed!

[Arn]

Every time Substance Designer is involved I need to do a double take, because the image looks amazing. The program seems to have a rather steep learning curve though. Can you tell us anything about your experiences with it?