Viking Helmet

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There's another great speed modelling challenge at 3D Total forums...here's a viking helmet, done in 115mins.
I spent half the time trying to work out how to do the diamond grid. I might do a tutorial on it soon :P

Comments

JT said…
Would love to see a tutorial on the diamond grid, definitely.
28 February 2014 at 05:38
Kuzey3D said…
I'm fine tuning it at the moment..should be up soon-ish :)
1 March 2014 at 13:31
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