heavy duty grandpa's bicycle

  • January 15, 2015
  • 685 Downloads
  • 6 Likes
  • Blender 2.7x
  • Render: Cycles
  • Creator: ericblender7
  • License: CC-BY-NC-SA
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Description:

Here comes the heavy duty bicycle. I made it in cycles.

Most of the objects have a subdivision modifier, meaning you can check the amount depending on your computer, especially for the 3d view window; some computers may hang! This is a high poly stuff.

However, rendering is relatively smooth, especially when I consider my 2GB RAM computer and renders it at 1min 30s.

Parenting

<ul>

<li>The frame acts as the main parent of all the objects.</li>

<li>The rims are the parents for each wheel, so, remember to always select it when rotating the specific wheel.</li>

<li>Saddle is the parent of its components.</li>

<li>The steering is the parent of the front wheel and other related objects.</li>

</ul>

Comments:

  • oldtimer profile picture
    oldtimer

    I like bikes because I'm a bike rider since I's young. Your model is a pretty and detailed one. Good job, Eric. Keep going, man. Regards.

    Written January 15, 2015
  • Arne0Rosenfeldt profile picture
    Arne0Rosenfeldt

    How did you make the chain. BGE or curve modifier?

    Written January 16, 2015
  • ericblender7 profile picture
    ericblender7

    the chain has a curve and array modifiers.

    Written January 16, 2015
  • scruffybearx profile picture
    scruffybearx

    Great model...but I think it belonged to Grandma...(boys bikes traditionally have a brace running between seat shaft and handle bars...don't know why....I've crushed the jewels many times on it)

    Written February 01, 2015
  • reidh profile picture
    reidh

    Don't you mean GrandMa's Bicycle?

    Written February 04, 2015
  • Kelevrah profile picture
    Kelevrah

    I used your bicycle here. Thank you!

    Written January 01, 2016
  • jentron profile picture
    jentron

    I used your bike model in a test video here: https://youtu.be/Odf0FZbcXk4

    Written May 30, 2020