Check out yansculpts’ channel. He’s an absolute beast when it comes to sculpting but also a very cool guy.

Ooooooh, I needs an E-RASER!

@@ImaginaShip OOOOOOOOOOOO, FRESH TOWELS IN THE PANTRY!

Thanks bud! They're all "hand painted" with a mixture of procedural noise. I also drew in a lot of the panel lines using a roughness map that I linked to the bump/normal map which was absolutely magical in how much more detail it added.

I would love a tutorial series on this 🙏 keep up the great videos man!​@@ImaginaShip

I did! I used animation techniques similar to what I did in my Space Scene tutorial series.

Seems like I can do it individually, but doing two faces at a time has a different outcome.

Figured it out! Blender docs for the win! Hit I to inset, I again to set individual is it what I believe it is saying. Either way, it worked!

You caught me sleeping, glad you figured it out!

I’ve started sculpting the eyelids but I think my problem is that I start with them too high and my characters are initially a little “bug eyed”. In my current project, I’m working on adding a bit more “slack” so the facial armature will have more to work with. The biggest thing I learned from working on Honey Lemon is I need a lot more practice with facial rigging, it’s a beast and makes you realize what you need to do differently with the mesh.

Thanks! It’s definitely a learning process. I’ll add that character to my list of possibilities, sculpting is a lot of fun and it’s always helpful to attempt recreating what the pros are doing.

Thanks, it’s definitely a massive learning process. Especially with facial rigging in my most recent video, lots of trial and error.

Thanks, I appreciate that! I’m loving the process and can’t believe how powerful of a program Blender is.

I’m glad you enjoyed it! Be sure to add an @imaginaship to your work if you post it on Instagram as I love seeing the results from these tutorials.

I’m glad you enjoyed it! Be sure to add an @imaginaship to your work if you post it on Instagram as I love seeing the results from these tutorials.

Glad you enjoyed it! Be sure to @imaginaship if you share it on Facebook or Instagram. I always love seeing people’s work after they follow my tutorials.

This is probably one of my favorite tutorials that I’ve done so far and have seen several people posting their renders on Facebook and Instagram. Be sure to @imaginaship if you post yours on social. Try not to get discouraged, I’ve been using this program off and on for several years and still feel like a newbie. Just keep learning at a slow steady pace and keep your eyes on the prize!

I’m really loving that they’ve been rereleasing these kits and that the molding still seems pretty clean. Now if they would just release a model of the Vengeance!

Glad you enjoyed it! Be sure to @imaginaship if you share it on Facebook or Instagram. I always love seeing people’s work after they follow my tutorials.

Every time I watch it, it makes me want to go home and GET READY FOR SOME FOOTBALLLLL!!!!!!

I know.

I built the texture map in photoshop basically starting with a metal paneling photo and worked a little magic. I’ve actually been experimenting with Procedural texturing in the last few months and hope to produce some tutorials along those lines soon. Thanks for checking out the tutorials and hope you’re getting something out of them.

Believe me I took a few cracks at building a tie fighter in Blender before making this video so I could make sure I could build in an hour, especially with it being my absolute first tutorial ever. I actually challenged myself as well in 2020 as a lot of us were spending a lot of time indoors so I utilized the time to start really learning blender and even invested in an Alienware machine to have the hardware to work more freely in the program…..and play next video games 😇 I’ve been learning the program for several years as well but still consider myself a newbie. I’ve found that when you start getting bored in one aspect of the program, it’s time to start learning others and have spent the last year learning procedural texturing and sculpting and hope to start producing some videos along those lines!

@@ImaginaShipHi again, an Alienware machine? Nice, I can only dream of owning a high end PC like that - I do all my "work" on a Lenovo ThinkPad! I can't bemoan the laptop though as it has let me do most things (basic stuff) and I have dabbled in modelling, texturing and even small animating projects. It's massive fun messing about with Voronoi and Musgrave generated textures. Blender is just so massive in what it can do, and just as you perfect one procedure then you discover another way to accomplish the job which leads to more functions. Keep up the great work and I've subbed to see your next videos! Thanks.