Still a bit slow

 Not firing on all cylinders but at least I got to make another 20-minute model today;

Finally back.

Due to my recurring neck injury, I have been unable to use my PC in the past few months, making life extremely miserable but I did get to do some reading, YouTube watching, and a lot of Netflix. In fact, I think I've completed YouTube! 

I am now finally back on the horse, but I can only spend around 20 minutes at the computer for now as I have to ease myself back into it. So, here is a simple 20-minute model. It's very generic but it could be used as background clutter in a little village scene.

Also, while I was convalescing, it appears that Google has thrown a spanner in the works and messed with Blogger's editor! Stop it Google. The old way was the best way.

Right, here's hoping for 25 minutes tomorrow :)

McDonnell F-4B Phantom

Some panel elements I made for a flight simulator for a F-4B Phantom.

Panels, controls and sci-fi

Most sci-fi levels are made up of individual elements that can be pieced together to create a scene and be re-used to create others.

Here are few that are going in a texture co-ordinated sci-fi pack...

You can find them here; CGT

Sci-fi Calling

It appears that I'm stuck in a loop, maybe a temporal loop? Anyway, doing so much sci-fi of late, time I shared some of it.

Here's a little something I did this morning.

Topical

Sometimes you just have to be topical. These were requested models  that are now available on CGT, https://www.cgtrader.com/simontgriffiths

The Final Frontier...Maybe?

Sci-fi isn't really my forte, but recently I've had reason to make a few low-poly models.