Sunday 9 December 2012

XB3001 - UN Peacekeeper Medic 3D Model Smoothing Groups


Set ID No. Selection Smoothing Group



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11 Helmet Top 1
12 Helmet Rim 2
13 Helmet Inner 3
14 Face Front 1
15 Chin 1
16 Sides of head 1
17 Neck 1
18 Helmet Strap 10
19 Helmet Strap  9
20 Rear Straps 9
21 Ears 1-3
22 Neck Armour 9
23 Neck Armour  10
24 Shoulders 10
25 Shoulder Sockets 11
26 Shoulder Straps 17
27 Neck/Collar 8
28 Bullet Vest 19
29 Bullet Vest Edge 20
30 Rucksack Straps 16
31 Rucksack Straps Top 15
32 Rucksack Straps End 14
33 Sleeves 1-3
34 Arms 1
35 Hands 2
36 Stomach Sides 10
37 Upper Belt 12
38 Utility Belt 17
39 Pouches 25-27
40 Legs 9
41 Lower Belt 10
42 Shoes 1-3
43 Trousers 9
44 Pouches
45 Bag Straps 24
46 Bag Top 23
47 Bag Rim 22
48 Bag 21
49 Pouches 8,16,19,20

XB3001 - Politician and Medic Textures


Made from a 3DS Max Unwrap UVW, in Photoshop using Wacom intuos3

XB3001 - Modelling Politician 2

Continued modelling my politician, I added the ears and cleaned up the polys

Monday 26 November 2012

XB3001 - Modelling Politician

Started modelling my politician character in 3DS Max, using my sketches.


Saturday 24 November 2012

XB3001 - UN Politician Concept Sheet


XB3001 - UN Peacekeaper Medic Concepting/Research



UN Peace Force Combat Medic

Look:

In order to be under the protection of the Geneva Convention a medic must be unarmed and wear large clear identifying insignia (ie red cross). However in asymmetrical warfare (such as the siege of Sarajevo) medics are armed and do not need large insignia. Rifles are normal and sidearms common as they are single handed so medics can multi task. As they are often targeted for being a medic if obvious. The Geneva Convention does say that medics can use weapons to defend themselves or patients

Blue UN Military Helmet – Generic WW2 helmet style. UN in white lettering - with Red Cross cross. Potentially on a white square or circle. Blue helmets seem to re-painted helmets, darker paint showing through, damage varies from helmets all are damaged in some respect. Green/brown/grey/black straps and chin piece. Dark blue rim.
(Vehicular (tanks) troops seem to have berets and caps)









Large 80’s style spectacles – could be used to date the character





Fatigues:
·         Green short-sleeve (long sleeve in winter) shirt and trousers (sometimes woodland camo, or a combination of both. UN logo on right sleeve, National flag (Union Jack) on left, potential medical patch or royal patch too.
·         Woodland camouflage vest (bullet proof) – high shoulders (almost like american football), high collar protecting his neck. Built up sections in centre on front and back for Kevlar inserts. Pouch style pockets for ammunition.
·         Red Cross Armband or clothing patch? Although Sarajevo would exempt the medic from having this due to it being asymmetrical warfare



Boots – Black leather lace-up army boots, high tops. Sometimes brown timberland style boots.

Aid backpack – Medical supplies
Dual strapped rucksack
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Equipment:

IF armed: Pistol side-arm – holstered – Browning L9A1 pistol British standard issue since WW2