Sci-Fi Speeder

Hello community!

I’m happy to share with you an asset i’ve been working for a while on now.
It’s a Sci-fi speeder, intended for a music video i’m working on.

Engine - High poly/clean version

Textured - “low poly”



Rigged and animated model (with tractor sounds :grinning:)

Soon i’ll be also showing the rider of this beast, just need to finish his getup :smiley:

Thank you for looking, tell me what you think!
Everything modeled in Blender, textured in Substance Painter, rendered in Cycles.

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That thing looks mean! :sunglasses:

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hehe thanks! :grinning: It was a hell to retopo, especially the engine :no_mouth:

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This is awesome! Very nice details.

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Very unique design, would be cool to see it composited into a video flying down a street.

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Well thank you! :blush:

Thanks, it probbably won’t be added to live footage, but i’m building a desert scene for it to inhabit as we speak!

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I featured you on BlenderNation, have a great weekend!

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Thanks Bart! Nice weekend to you aswell! :smiling_face:

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WOW!
That is seriously cool. :sparkling_heart:

Awesome job!! :100:

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Great work! The hard surface detail and texturing are phenomenal!

I’d love to see a wireframe version.

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Thanks alot!
Here are some wires of the “low poly” model, which still sits at around 200k tris, so not that lowpoly :smiley:



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Thank you so much! :smiling_face:

Great work!

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You’re on the #featured row! :+1:

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Looks great, engine has a nice V6 vibe

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Awesome! Loved it

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It’s very cool! It is still certainly a speeder, but it looks bigger, cooler, and meaner than a typical Star Wars swoop bike.

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Haha thank you very much! In the beginning it was shaping to be kind of the “deodorant bulky” shaped Ray’s speeder, but i wanted something more “High octane”, something a bit more dangerous :smiley:

Thank you! I remember vividly opening Cgtextures, typing “engine” and seeing this hunk of junk, and of course. I immediately fell in love.


So this became the basis for the engine. Of course the angled “pistons” are derived from the hot-rod aesthetic, i just wanted it to look mean! haha :sunglasses:

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