Though, I'm a perfectionist, so I can always find something little to nitpick about with my own models. I use Mine-Imator simply because I got into it a long time ago, and while I'm completely garbage at animation, I can make somewhat decent models. I've had several friends try to get me into blender, and I just don't know how serious I am about it yet. I have looked at blender, but I'm not familiar enough with it to do well. Happy New Year! Merry Christmas! I wish you all the best! (I'm sorry for the long post, please don't scold me :c ) There's always another trinket, gadget, or nuts and bolts that can be added to the models. It means that I'm constantly finding things to change on my models, and none of them are ever really "finished".
I do these in my spare time, mainly just for fun. Please let me know how y'all feel, and if any of the models stand out to you, be sure to let me know so I can look into releasing the most requested ones. I know the Mine-Imator community generally dislikes realistic models, so I wouldn't want to waste anyone's time with them if I could just release the Minecraft-styled models instead. Kirby's \"Steve Hat\" transformation as seen in Smash Ultimate. Pac-Man, designed off of the 40th Anniversary Pac-Man Mash-Up Pack. R2-D2, inspired by the Mandalorian Mash-Up Pack. Although, do you feel these are worth releasing? I am also working on minecraft style models too. None of these have released yet, but as I optimize the models, I should be releasing them as time goes on. Then, I simply edited them together to get a larger picture. That's why for this image, I had to make several renders with only 2 or 3 onscreen at a time. These models currently cannot actually be put in a project file together, as it almost always results in a crash. This also includes D-0, from the Rise of Skywalker. be sure to check him out!Ī simple image of several of my droids together. He made the Pokemon models shown there, and he has a ton of other great work! He was one of the inspirations for the models I have made thus far. I only made Pac-Man, Kirby, and the Fire Hydrant in that render. I did not make the Pokemon seen in the previous image. they were created by NotoriousTheRageMC, and can be downloaded below. I did NOT make the pokemon models shown here. I do not wish to take credit for Notorious's work, so excuse all the disclaimers, haha.Īn outdated render of Pac-Man, his fire Hydrant, and Kirby. I made Pac-Man, his Fire Hydrant, and Kirby.
The following image shows some pokemon models made by NotoriousTheRageMC. Like Kirby and Pac-Man, it is based off of his smash appearance. It's taken me hours to scavenge what little images of it I had in my discord DM history, because I only ever used it for memes. It looks decent from specific angles, but I never took it serious enough to render. This is one of the models that I never particularly liked. Pac-Man as seen in the 2015 film \"Pixels\" Henry Stickman doing a poorly animated distraction dance. R5 units do not have as many gadgets as the R2, but they can still hold their own!īB-8 being hunter down by the First Order. She is truly an important icon to the franchise. R2-KT became an Icon, and was later added to The Force Awakens, and put in episodes of the Clone Wars. R2-KT is an Astromech Droid that was named after Katie Johnson, a young star wars fan with terminal cancer. Pac-Man as seen in Smash Ultimate, throwing the classic thumbs up.īaldi. Pac-Man as seen in Smash Ultimate, charging a Bonus Fruit. Pac-Man as seen in Smash Ultimate, throwing out an Up-Smash. Pac-Man as seen in Smash Ultimate, taking a heavy hit. Wall-E charging in the sun with his solar panels.Īn old un-textured render of Wall-E in Cube form.Īn outdated picture of Wall-E's chest, to show some of his details close-up. (Old render, he has a couple more that were added recently.)Ī transparent render of Wall-E, along with his counterpart Eve.Ī simple demonstration of Eve, showcasing her face rig and transformation. Some of you may have seen all of these from my Forums page, or the Mine-Imator discord, but there are a few here that I have never shown before. Some of them are not quite finished, or need further polishing, but I wanted to share them anyways. I wanted to see just how far I could push Mine-Imator into making scenery and characters that look more like simple blender models.) Without further ado, here they are. (I deemed them that because they are not intended to look like minecraft models. These are all of the models in my "Hyper-realistic Collection". I've already made a post on my R2-D2 model yesterday, but I figured I'd lump all of the models I've done to date in this one post.
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