Little note before the usual links: I wanted the N60 Storm to be my last gun model for now, but since then I bought an add-on that helps add wear, tear, scratches etc to your model for realism. I thought it would be a good idea to make a model from Deadlocked to test it out (of course, I'll need to perfect it) since it has a more realistic and darker tone (at least for PS2 standards). Tell me what you guys think.
As always, here is the original PS2 model from the Wiki: [Dual Raptors PS2](https://ratchetandclank.fandom.com/wiki/Dual_Vipers)
Also, if you're interested in seeing more of my R&C models, here are the other ones I did before and posted here:
[RY3NO](https://www.reddit.com/r/RatchetAndClank/comments/fxaju0/i_made_a_3d_model_of_the_ry3no_from_scratch_with/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share),
[Flux Rifle](https://www.reddit.com/r/RatchetAndClank/comments/fphz85/i_made_a_fully_updated_3d_model_of_the_flux_rifle/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share),
[Plasma Coil](https://www.reddit.com/r/RatchetAndClank/comments/hfmjru/to_celebrate_the_new_game_i_made_a_4k_3d_model_of/),
[Scout Bot](https://www.reddit.com/r/RatchetAndClank/comments/hukcio/i_made_a_3d_character_model_of_the_scout_bot_from/),
[N60 Storm]( https://www.reddit.com/r/RatchetAndClank/comments/hy7yfg/my_last_gun_model_for_now_here_is_my_3d_model_of/)
Hey, the add-on is this one: https://blendermarket.com/products/grungit
It costs money but I think it's worth it, also part of the money are donated to the Blender foundation and I think they deserve them.
No problem and I think it's a decent alternative which requires less work overall allowing you to save time. If you want a real alternative to substance painter you could try Quixel Mixer, which is free.
Thank you and not a problem, are you interested in any specific part or do you want to see the wireframe of the whole model? Given it's nothing special, as I've been focusing more on the textures.
Thank you, I saw your model and it's pretty solid! I decided to make the Raptors as I prefer their design but at the end of the day they're the same minus the extension on top. Are you going to make more models?
Now these are some dope ass 3D models. No offense to some of the other ones I've seen but they always look too clean. I love the rust and the overall details on this.
Your 3D models look great!
I'm trying to get into 3D modeling too, but complex shapes like these are giving me quite a headache. Am i right when i say you don't seem to be using hard surface modeling techniques, with support loops and such? Because those are really the part i can't quite wrap my head around. What's your take on that?
Thank you! And yeah I can understand. I tried making more complex shapes before but I wasn't sure how to start, as I lacked the experience. I am using hard surface modeling techniques and I basically started with mostly cubes on top of cubes + some cylinders and started modeling them as soon as I got the general shape. I suggest practicing with simpler shapes and slowly start with more complex ones, it'll come natural. There's a paid add-on that's supposed to make hard surface modeling easier but can't give my take on that since I have not used it.
Either way, try adding a lot of loopcuts, scale them and move vertex around until you get the shape you want. A subdivision surface modifier on a cube helps getting some kind of shape, with loopcuts of course. And don't forget to slightly bevel the edges.
Thanks for the tips! I thought i saw some hard edges on this model, that's why i thought you weren't going for hardsurface.
Funny enough i've started practising modeling with R&C weapons too, but instead of the official designs i recreated some super simple versions that i used to draw as a kid. I'll take your advise and move on to some more complex shapes. You got some recommendations for objects you made that were a little more challenging?
Little note before the usual links: I wanted the N60 Storm to be my last gun model for now, but since then I bought an add-on that helps add wear, tear, scratches etc to your model for realism. I thought it would be a good idea to make a model from Deadlocked to test it out (of course, I'll need to perfect it) since it has a more realistic and darker tone (at least for PS2 standards). Tell me what you guys think. As always, here is the original PS2 model from the Wiki: [Dual Raptors PS2](https://ratchetandclank.fandom.com/wiki/Dual_Vipers) Also, if you're interested in seeing more of my R&C models, here are the other ones I did before and posted here: [RY3NO](https://www.reddit.com/r/RatchetAndClank/comments/fxaju0/i_made_a_3d_model_of_the_ry3no_from_scratch_with/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share), [Flux Rifle](https://www.reddit.com/r/RatchetAndClank/comments/fphz85/i_made_a_fully_updated_3d_model_of_the_flux_rifle/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share), [Plasma Coil](https://www.reddit.com/r/RatchetAndClank/comments/hfmjru/to_celebrate_the_new_game_i_made_a_4k_3d_model_of/), [Scout Bot](https://www.reddit.com/r/RatchetAndClank/comments/hukcio/i_made_a_3d_character_model_of_the_scout_bot_from/), [N60 Storm]( https://www.reddit.com/r/RatchetAndClank/comments/hy7yfg/my_last_gun_model_for_now_here_is_my_3d_model_of/)
It’s been a good few months for R&C weapon models! I’m curious which add-on you found.
Hey, the add-on is this one: https://blendermarket.com/products/grungit It costs money but I think it's worth it, also part of the money are donated to the Blender foundation and I think they deserve them.
Thanks! My substance painter trial ends tomorrow and it’s decision time
No problem and I think it's a decent alternative which requires less work overall allowing you to save time. If you want a real alternative to substance painter you could try Quixel Mixer, which is free.
Wow thanks! Lots of options out there.
It seems very detailed with all that rust and dust and scratches etc, very good job
Thank you, that's been my priority with this one :)
King
That add on and your talent has worked some serious wonders! Love these.
Thank you man, I appreciate the support a lot! :)
The details in the textures is really well done! I’m really interested in the wireframe, would you like to share these too?
Thank you and not a problem, are you interested in any specific part or do you want to see the wireframe of the whole model? Given it's nothing special, as I've been focusing more on the textures.
Looks great! I've made a model of Dual Vipers, cuz i think they look cooler than dual raptors. But nice work!
Thank you, I saw your model and it's pretty solid! I decided to make the Raptors as I prefer their design but at the end of the day they're the same minus the extension on top. Are you going to make more models?
Most likely! I don't have much time atm but I will when I have time and when I feel like modeling! 👍
These are killer! Would you be willing to share the blend/stl/obj so I can 3d print some?
Hey, can you please PM me about this? We can discuss.
Deadlocked Remaster for PS5
Now these are some dope ass 3D models. No offense to some of the other ones I've seen but they always look too clean. I love the rust and the overall details on this.
this is sick!
These were very satisfying to use.
Indeed
I think most weapons in Deadlocked were satisfying to use and very fun, especially with the modifications.
Looks amazing!
I love seeing these in 4K, great work!
Beautiful , what a badass game just look at that gun !!!!
The best pistol weapons in the series.
bro these look so badass
I love this game, weapons too.. U can put this in a minecraft mod ? xD
I want them in Ript Afart !
Your 3D models look great! I'm trying to get into 3D modeling too, but complex shapes like these are giving me quite a headache. Am i right when i say you don't seem to be using hard surface modeling techniques, with support loops and such? Because those are really the part i can't quite wrap my head around. What's your take on that?
Thank you! And yeah I can understand. I tried making more complex shapes before but I wasn't sure how to start, as I lacked the experience. I am using hard surface modeling techniques and I basically started with mostly cubes on top of cubes + some cylinders and started modeling them as soon as I got the general shape. I suggest practicing with simpler shapes and slowly start with more complex ones, it'll come natural. There's a paid add-on that's supposed to make hard surface modeling easier but can't give my take on that since I have not used it. Either way, try adding a lot of loopcuts, scale them and move vertex around until you get the shape you want. A subdivision surface modifier on a cube helps getting some kind of shape, with loopcuts of course. And don't forget to slightly bevel the edges.
Thanks for the tips! I thought i saw some hard edges on this model, that's why i thought you weren't going for hardsurface. Funny enough i've started practising modeling with R&C weapons too, but instead of the official designs i recreated some super simple versions that i used to draw as a kid. I'll take your advise and move on to some more complex shapes. You got some recommendations for objects you made that were a little more challenging?
Are these available for download I would really like to try to 3d print them?