Amevi Renderings

Apache2k · 06-03-2009, 08:03 AM

Hello.
As my first post here I wanted to share/show my modeling/rendering of the great yacht Amevi, made as hobby. At the moment I am expanding the modeling into some more details and fixing errors.

Brian · 06-03-2009, 12:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Apache2k

Hello.
As my first post here I wanted to share/show my modeling/rendering of the great yacht Amevi, made as hobby. At the moment I am expanding the modeling into some more details and fixing errors.

Very nice.
This is your hobby?
...maybe something you can turn into a career!

YachtNews · 06-03-2009, 04:11 PM

Are you serious? I thought you were a N/A or something....the 3D's look very professional...congrats.

Apache2k · 06-03-2009, 06:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Brian

Very nice.
This is your hobby?
...maybe something you can turn into a career!

Correction..

3D modeling rendering is my profession too, but this model i just made for fun, the 3D modeling rendering what i usually do is something totally different than this. Just wanted to mention that im not a yacht designer or in the yacht business, but maybe i should jump to yacht design

Thanks for the comments. By the way what is N/A?

AMG · 06-03-2009, 06:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Apache2k

By the way what is N/A?

Here it is Naval Architect.

Apache2k · 06-04-2009, 06:49 AM

Thanks for the info. That N/A was something new for me.
Here are some much more recent renderings. At some point im going to model also the interior. Its just soo difficult cos there are not much pictures from inside this ship.
By the way i had alot of help from this forum when i started to model this ship. Its modeled based on pictures posted here in the forum. Without the pictures i could not model this ship. So big thanks for all those people who posted pictures of this yacht. (collected over 125 images )

Brian · 06-04-2009, 12:05 PM

So you only had a few photos?
You've really captured a correct and accurate looking representation.

brunick · 06-04-2009, 12:14 PM

may you should model the yachts, the designer draw, i guess with your skill you'd earn a lot of money

that's just insane, pretty nice

bigboatbill · 06-04-2009, 12:50 PM

very nice work brian. what program are you drawing with?

Apache2k · 06-04-2009, 03:08 PM

I dont know if earning money could be an option in this field, but why not. Im sure i cant just start being a designer without knowing anything about yachts, but modeling and rendering i sure can.

I use Cinema 4d for PC for modeling and rendering.

CODOG · 06-04-2009, 04:00 PM

I'm not easily impressed, but if this has indeed been modeled just from some photographs, then frankly I'm amazed. I can understand how the superstructure could be built up from decent photos, but the hull form is quite another matter.....it certainly looks extremely technically accurate and true to the original design underwater.
I'd be very interested in knowing what photos of Amevi you found that showed you this level of detail ?

Apache2k · 06-04-2009, 05:22 PM

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Originally Posted by CODOG

I'm not easily impressed, but if this has indeed been modeled just from some photographs, then frankly I'm amazed. I can understand how the superstructure could be built up from decent photos, but the hull form is quite another matter.....it certainly looks extremely technically accurate and true to the original design underwater.
I'd be very interested in knowing what photos of Amevi you found that showed you this level of detail ?

First, thank you for your comments.

I started from oceanco webpage. Found very small deckplans. Not much usefull.
Then this topic in this forum: http://www.yachtforums.com/forums/oc...ry-report.html
Then: http://www.yachtforums.com/forums/oc...-report-2.html
i also found a place that i dont now remember where there where pictures taken while she was at construction phase. Im not sure if it was also posted here in yachtforums or might be in an other forum, not sure if i can even attach the link

CODOG · 06-04-2009, 05:27 PM

Fantastic stuff. Very well done.

YachtForums · 06-04-2009, 05:44 PM

Hi Apache2k and welcome to YF. I like your hobby. Exceptional work! Glad you found YF useful in constructing a virtual Y701. About half-way through the build, the boat was sold and the new owner requested privacy, so we had to discontinue our build coverage.

We were honored that Oceanco allowed us to publish the build sequence, which quickly became a popular idea as various yachting magazines began requesting the same images to publish their own versions of the construction process.

I hope you'll stick around. I'm sure others would enjoy your hobby as well. In the meantime, I have to ask a favor... please read YF's rules regarding avatars and signatures. Avatars must be marine related and commercial signatures are prohibited. We would appreciate your cooperation on this.

Thanks!

Apache2k · 06-04-2009, 05:59 PM

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Originally Posted by YachtForums

Hi Apache2k and welcome to YF. I like your hobby. Exceptional work! Glad you found YF useful in constructing a virtual Y701. About half-way through the build, the boat was sold and the new owner requested privacy, so we had to discontinue our build coverage.

We were honored that Oceanco allowed us to publish the build sequence, which quickly became a popular idea as various yachting magazines began requesting the same images to publish their own versions of the construction process.

I hope you'll stick around. I'm sure others would enjoy your hobby as well. In the meantime, I have to ask a favor... please read YF's rules regarding avatars and signatures. Avatars must be marine related and commercial signatures are prohibited. We would appreciate your cooperation on this.

Thanks!

Thank you, I have been following the forum for a while but just now registered...
Looks like i have to read all those texts

Did read it with one eye on the text and the other by looking the TV

Ill change my avatar soon. Thanks for the notice.