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cosedimarco — D-Fib robot
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Published: 2009-05-10 20:36:32 +0000 UTC; Views: 3305; Favourites: 34; Downloads: 0
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D-Fib robot from the Pixar motion picture "Wall-E" (2008).Model made with Sketchup and rendered in Kerkythea.
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The inner one is a simple "circle along path". The larger ones are always a "Circle along Path" (same path and segments)
- delete segments to obtains cylinders;
- Extrude a bit the heads
- Scale the extruded surfaces to tap them.
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Whoa...thats really great. I've never seen a picture focusing on her.
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Doesn't she look pretty in this picture! Great job on the model!
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Wow, this is made of win! 8D I agree with Netbug, you did a really nice job with the textures and stuff. Great job!
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Wow, this has some really great detail! Nice use of texture, too!
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Thanks a lot. There are only 3 textures (Eyes, Warning signage and scratched metal)
The rest are a simple "Paint Bucket" colors.
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Very nicely done! I'm a huge D-fib fan, so this is quite the awesome find. XD Seriously, she looks beautiful and you captured her perfectly!
-M
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Thanks!
There's something strange, I've never thought at it as a "female"...
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She is, actually. XD General build and feminine voice aside, D-fib is actually referred to as a "she" in the official WALL-E script. When I'm getting really technical, I refer to bots as having masculine or feminine programming when describing their supposed gender (a nod from the old Star Wars guides), but yeah.
Regardless, D-fib still rules.
-M
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Thanks for the explanation.
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