TonyAnima Projects

Hello everyone. It's me Antony, back with another blog here. For this Blog I'm going to give you some 'bad', yet good news. Recently my brother and I found a job in the city we live. We always have the thing of finding a job in mind while William has started his graduation. The only thing I could say 'bad' is: I'm going to have only the end of days and the weekends to attend my projects, with the mornings and afternoons working. Despite this, it's a good thing this opportunity appeared. For now, so far so good. As some of you know, because I have two channels on YouTube - one for gaming and the other for 3D works content, unfortunately I will have to drastically reduce the times of disposal with the content of games due to the weekends (the days which I consider doubtful to record a gameplay), working only on my 3D projects, drawing and literature works. Alright. Enough of these, let me show you what I did on the P-38 Lightning project in th

Hello everyone. It's me Antony, back with another blog here. Now that I'm free after performing the last exam, I can resume my projects, and perhaps finish some of them. Alright, let me show you what I did on the P-38 Lightning project: During my time off due to my studies, I made few modifications on the radiator by remaking the exit flaps and adjusting the component. The Browning MGs received a new texture. And for shortening my work, I duplicated one of the guns through Alt D instead of Shift D - making the duplicates to receive the mesh modifications through Edit Mode, UV mapping and other things. However, I removed the Subdivision surface modifier on the guns for the correction of some texture issues. My brother William said some of 3D artists apply or remove the Subdivision modifier of the models when they believe it is finished. Same goes for the cannon. Now for the recent update, I adjusted the tip of the wings, added the aerial attach