Millennium Falcon (High Poly) Fan Art Staff Pick
- July 03, 2012
- 12,279 Downloads
- 91 Likes
- Blender 2.4x
- Render: Blender Internal
- Creator: ChrisKuhn
- License: CC-BY
Description:
The fastest hunk of junk in the galaxy... not completely accurate, but passable, I think :)
Just be aware: this is a huge model, so it has limited value for anything but 2D Renders (and maybe animations if you've got a powerful machine).
In anyone's interested, you can also vote on my future BlendSwap projects here.
Enjoy!
-Chris-
Comments:
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turquoiserabbit
Written July 03, 2012Sweet ride man. Such high detail, I wouldn't have even known there were no textures.
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sizzler
Edited July 03, 2012Please refrain from posting photos here. ;) Amazing detail!! Don't even think about UVing that beast.
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SebastL
Edited July 03, 2012Haha yeah unwrapping this model would be a daunting task! Awesome job btw Chris! :)
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Rompompom
Written July 04, 2012The kessel run? I don't really know... but I hear your Billybobs Falcon can make it in less than twelve parsecs, even if it is a bit weird to measure speed with a distance. ;D
Nice model.
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mreskiman
Written July 05, 2012This is by far one of the coolest things I've ever seen! Ok so Han said it made the Kessel Run in under twelve parsecs. But as we all know, pacsecs measure units of distance not speed. Long story short, Han drifted close to a black hole, which allowed him to travel less distance due to the extreme gravity of the black hole, which warps space. Hence, the Falcon made the Kessel Run in less than twelve parsecs.
Sources: wookiepedia.com
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nomnom
Written July 05, 2012I believe I know what the Kessel run is... I don't know about a "Super-Omega-Plus" but I do know that it is from Star Wars as I am a huge fan. Anyways, I think that the Kessel Run was a smuggler's route through an asteroid field called "the pit" to avoid "the maw". However, it is a risky route seeing as it makes pilots and radars virtually blind, making very probable for them to crash. Hope this helps!
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ChrisKuhn
Edited July 05, 2012Yeah, it's totally from Star Wars, man, but one of the risks in posting a model from a famous movie is that someone will nitpick... which is fine, but I'm just saying that I'm aware of minor differences and I chose to do it this way.
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realeyz
Written March 28, 2022I'll do just the opposite of nitpick. I worked with several of the artists in the 90's from ILM on a few films and if you look closely, even from different renders of the falcon, some painted, some models... life size as well as much smaller practical versions, each one was different in many ways from the next. So if someone wants to argue about accuracy, ask them which specific falcon they are referring to.
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polygonesrus
Written July 07, 2012fan$%*%^$intastic.cant wait to fly the falcon around one of my universes.woho.to much coffee today.
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TheDuckCow
Written July 11, 2012Whoa. Textures? Half the point of texturing is to add detail that would be otherwise too difficult to physically model. You've already done that, however ;)
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teddyfresco
Written July 13, 2012Hi, great work, it shows how much you've loved it! Please, remember that its correct name is Millennium Falcon with 2 n, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millennium_Falcon
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quiestsun
Edited July 14, 2012This a very beautiful piece of Art to study. Thank you for sharing!!!
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woody730b
Written July 16, 2012The Kessel Run is one of the many Lucas empire's great secrets. IMO it's just fast-talk.
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adomian
Written August 09, 2012Explain the Kessel Run? Sure: The reason the Kessel Run "time" is expressed in parsecs, a unit of distance, is that the Kessel System is a system full of wormholes; the parsecs are not a measure of time in this case, but efficiency of navigation through the many wormholes.
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dentonartist
Written January 15, 2013This is the coolest effing thing since sliced bread...
Just sayin'
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Boxbreaksuk
Written December 27, 2015Hi Chris, new to blender, but that model is Fantastic!!! Thank you, how long did something like that take you if I may ask?
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Zoda
Written May 22, 2016And here I am, happy because I can model a footstand... guess I'll just have to keep training for some years :P
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moofactory
Written July 10, 2016This looks awesome! I just wish it could be 3d printed. :(
Ive tried countless times, every time I convert to an OBJ or STL alot of the surfaces are flipped. and I found I cant separate shells because its just so massive it crashes my system. Anyone got any tips for fixing this file to be printable?
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mn
Written July 12, 2016You just have to go through and manually flip the normals (or select some objects and do "Recalculate Normals Outside")
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moofactory
Written July 18, 2016It gave me a reason to upgrade my ram (6 to 16gb)
over 8000 parts...... lol
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chrisloughnane
Written November 14, 2017Stunning model. You're a star for giving us access to these models, thank you so much!
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Benxyz
Edited July 23, 2018Awesome model man, just wanted to tell you that i used it for a promotional video, if you want to check it in motion ;) Thanks a lot for your great work.
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blender2018
Written October 21, 2018Excellent model, but why so few likes, people should always appreciate someones work.
Thank you Chris for taking your time to produce this detailed model.
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EDUARDO45
Written December 27, 2018Congratulations man! One of the four best Falcon that I sow. Thank's for this beauty gift.
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BujarProductions
Written February 06, 2019wow thank you so mutch!!!!! ich come from Germany im new in 3D
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Max45
Written April 19, 2019Nice man. Inspire me a lot to concept elements called "space junk". Your credit atached and congratulations. Thank you very much! Edward from Brazil.
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Zill
Written January 07, 2021This is just gorgeous, Chris Kuhn! I'd like to make a "real" wallpaper of your artwork (i.e. a poster for my son's room). The respective printable image is supposed to become about 2m x 1m in size. For doing so, I might need some help by the experts: Has anybody of you textured this model meanwhile? Thank you very much! Greetings from Bavaria (Germany), Zill
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linodacar
Written December 02, 2021Astonish model!! Amazing work!! Thanks for sharing!! I made a composition with it. It's my wallpaper now!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Uq61f-seY6ehkaQF8QSW7qnFS7pRN0g-/view
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Gribbit
Written August 02, 2022Wow! This is fantastic! I'm just starting to delve into blender and went looking for inspiration and graphics to model the falcon. Wasn't expecting to find this. Thanks for putting this out there. Hughley motivating. Great Job.
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framiwilbert
Written October 03, 2023Good ride, dude. I never would have known there were no textures because of the level of detail.
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MatthewDavis
Written November 02, 2023Analyzing your opponent's playing style and psychological patterns is an intriguing part of four in a row. It's like a game of poker, where you attempt to read your rival's next move.
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howardwilliams
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victorpatrick
Written February 27, 2024Fantastic journey, man. The Retro Bowl degree of detail is so high that I never would have guessed there weren't any textures.
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remudafirm
Written May 29, 2024Haha, yes, calling the Millennium Falcon "the fastest hunk of junk in the geometry dashgalaxy" is a bit of an exaggeration, but it's a fun and fitting description that has become an iconic Star Wars quote.
Dynamite job!