Red & Blue Chess
- May 25, 2011
- 330 Downloads
- 2 Likes
- Blender 2.5x
- Render: Blender Internal
- Creator: eva3585
- License: CC-0
Description:
Did this a while ago and thought I'd share it. I'm proud of it but just to let everyone know I'm still somewhat new to blender so if there is something in this .blend you don't like sorry:)
I did not make every chess piece there is. This isn't a full set of chess pieces. Just what you see in the photo. Wanted to make that clear lol.
Not set up for animation:)
Enjoy
Comments:
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RichardJohnston
Written November 25, 2025Nice work on the Red & Blue Chess set! The pieces are well-modeled and the colors are clear. I like the clean presentation, and it’s great that you shared your progress even as a beginner. Thanks for making it available!
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dylanrhodes
Written November 25, 2025Really impressive work, For someone still learning Blender, your Red & Blue Chess set looks polished and clean. I love the color choices and the clarity of the models. Sharing even a partial set is super helpful for others trying to learn. Keep experimenting, you’re definitely on the right path.
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avareed
Written November 26, 2025This looks great! The red and blue style gives the pieces a really striking look, and for someone still new to Blender, the modeling is very clean. Even if it’s not a full chess set, what you’ve made already shows a lot of skill and attention to detail. Nice work — keep going, you’re definitely on the right track!
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thomasdavid
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Looks great especially for someone still new to Blender! The materials and shapes are clean, and the overall presentation feels polished. It’s totally fine that it isn’t a full chess set; sharing the pieces you did finish is already super helpful for others who want to learn or practice modeling.
And no worries about animation setup most people appreciate seeing good static models, especially when they’re studying topology or design choices. Keep experimenting and posting your work; you’re clearly on the right track, and each project will only make you better. nice Job