Star Wars models

[Rodney]

I believe most of these Star Wars models by Dan Olsson are on the Extra DVD but... not everyone has the Extra DVD.

 

http://ammodels.tripod.com/

 

There are also some other (non-Star Wars) models on the site and an earlier version of the classic Ed's Head.

[Rodney]

Here's a quick Shuttle landing using one of these models:

A few notes:

- The initial arrival is just the same image scaled up (well, actually scaled down in reverse to frame 1)

- The initial fade in of the arrival is just a black image faded out over time

- The iris out at the end is an animated gradient fill

- Started to add some subtleties to the shot such as the platform exending to connect the landing pad but that's hard to see.  Other than the wings of the shuttle that's the only thing rigged with bones in the shot.

 

 

[Rodney]

Here's a bit of behind the scenes from one of @Pizza Time's projects using one of Dan's models.

The tie fighter is being hit by laser fire which causes an explosion so I added bones for the wings to allow them to fly off.

 

 

 

[Pizza Time]

lol I forgot about this  form hahah,thank you.Is it possible to have a full tutorial with image break downs  on the entire process.From A:M to opentoonz and then Davinci for the editng. If possible im visual learner :D.

[Rodney]

I haven't used Resolve much lately so I'm not sure I'm the one to create a tutorial on that.

The first step though is:  Download the program(s)