I made this prop to test how far I could push realism in Blender. Focused on believable wear and natural materials — aged wood, rusted steel, nothing heroic. Just an everyday axe that’s seen some use.
Rendered in Cycles. Textures in Substance Painter.
Feedback welcome.
你好！我注意到你在帖子里分享了不少图片，顺便说一句，它们看起来很棒。我还在慢慢熟悉这里的情况，所以想问问是否有特定的方法来上传多张图片，还是说这与账号权限有关呢？感谢提供任何建议！
[ENG] Hello and Welcome, please automatically translate your posts to English only, this is an international community therefore you should only speak in English with other users, thank you
As for your question you need to get more trust levels as a new user, for posting more images you need as minimum Member trust level, for example i am a Regular user
[CN] 您好，欢迎光临！请将您的帖子自动翻译为英文。这是一个国际社区，因此您只能用英语与其他用户交流。谢谢！
关于您的问题，作为新用户，您需要获得更高的信任等级。要发布更多图片，您需要达到最低会员信任等级，例如，我是普通用户。
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Very believable wood and metal textures. Nicely done.
Thank you! I had a lot of fun working on the materials. Happy to hear the textures came through well.
I featured you on BlenderNation, have a great weekend!
Always an honor Bart. Thanks.
Three things come to mind:
Very nice work though, great material!
Thank you for the detailed feedback. You are right, the end grain on the wood should be more accurate and the handle could use more signs of wear in the areas that get grabbed the most. I also agree about adding more dents and irregularities on the head to match the aged material. I really appreciate you pointing these out, it will help me push the next piece further.
