Amevi Renderings

@michaelpowell:
Exactly what i wanted to say, but..
Cinema 4d core version is not that expensive if you compare to other mainstream software, but you can burn alot of money if you go to all modules. (only one is needed for rendering better images)

Im doing modeling now for over 15 years so modeling is not that difficult for me, but building one from skrach as scale model is. Got the materials and plans. Just need time and skills.

Meantime started modeling the next Oceanco beauty Alfa Nero.

So.. Anyone need a new yacht modeling/rendering? Would be nice to do some more rendering now that i got some time to kill with my hobby

By the way; one of these images (my rendering of the yacht) has been printed in the quick start manual of the software i used to render/model this yacht. ( Paper and pdf versions) I was very very happy to see it there. With permission from Oceanco.

Wow. Its been 9 years since my last update.
Maybe some update. The project was ready and collecting dust for a long time but it was still in my mind.
So about some years ago wen to a company that sells rendering/modeling software and it was the same I used to model this beauty. So I did a quick re render of it. Sure its is a beauty.

Then just a while ago got my second 3d printer and guess what. Just found the 3d model I did convert ages ago opened it in blender and started to make it printable.

So this beauty is soon to be touchable. I'm so exited. So here are some images of the renders and the first 3d printed parts.

She will be over 60cm long when ready.

There is the second part of the hull attached to the first. Needs lots of sanding and priming and painting.

Some update.
First the filament is not the best color for fotos so I had to adjust the pictures a bit. But hey this ain't a photo gallery right?
The model is lose so I won't glue it yet. Want to first prime and add windows. Then glue sections.
Its now 4 parts and 35cm 2 more to come.
The floors I decided to make each separate. Could have printed stacked 3 or 4 floors at once but still thinking to decorate and the model isn't also very good for all floors at once print.
I'm still very optimistic.

By the way I'm sorry, I won't update any more pictures. I just did remember that this is rendering forum. Not scale model. I'll inform a new location soon where you may check progress.

If its OK with the rules. Why not.

The printer is a very budged Flashforge creator Pro 2 printer.
I use Pla ONLY. Have a 7 months old son and don't want him inhale toxic stuff.
That's why this lady is in so many slices. Small print area and speed.
Second reason for so many cuts is that I want to keep the print time under 12 hours. Doesn't feel nice to go to sleep in the same house while there is 200 degrees melting plastic machinery. I don't have fancy stuff to monitor it and this printer is slow.
A better printer would do a faster bigger and nicer print but this is just a hobby. After painting all small mistakes will be gone.

I just did take dimensions. Right now it's 51cm and missing 17cm so it's going to be 68cm long under 12 cm wide. Height not sure yet as there are parts that my printer maybe won't print.

Ok then. Here is the new update.
Still keeping parts with the help of tape. The parts have connectors but they won't hold it without glue.
She is now 51cm and missing yet 17cm. The "back" is the most complicated.

Very interesting, I just did notice that she has a new name and pants. The name Aalto means in Finnish wave like in ocean waves.
Now I have to rethink my painting options.

I think ill go with white hull.
What do you people think?

Most propably I won't but not sure yet.
I have spent like 6 months or so to build it and the model is/was actually on sale. Sure not with stl.

But let's see. If I will, I sure will it inform here.