This classic 8-bit microcomputer was introduced in the early 1980’s by Tandy Corporation and sold through their RadioShack stores. It was one of the last 8-bit computer of the era, and had a whopping 4 MHz Z80 CPU and 64 KB (or 128 KB) memory!
It was also my first real venture into Blender 2.8, and a good way to familiarize myself with the new version. Rendered in Cycles.
nice work !!!
Beautiful!
Thank you very much. 
hey this is cool! im actually designing something similar and this inspired me to keep at it
Glad to hear that! And now you’ve inspired me get off my lazy butt and start pumping artwork more frequently.
Interesting subject for modeling. The texutres (specular maps?) on the screen look really cool!
Didn’t know the product myself. Great model
Great job.
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Interesting subject for modeling. The texutres (specular maps?) on the screen look really cool!
Didn’t know the product myself. Great model
Thank you for the kind words, I do appreciate it!
Great job!
But (yeah, I know those “but” can be annoying 
), isn’t the screen on those computer coated with a satin finish to eliminate the glare? I belive yours is way to much reflective.
Great work Quacker
