Battleship Tirpitz Staff Pick
- April 17, 2013
- 2,592 Downloads
- 24 Likes
- Blender 2.6x
- Render: Cycles
- Creator: splatypi
- License: CC-BY
Description:
High-poly model of the Tirpitz, the second Bismark class battleship built by Germany in world war 2. This blend contains the ship, textured and the main/secondary turrets rigged, and the ocean I used in my renders. I couldn't include the sky texture due to licencing, so to get a good render you will need to find one. Hope you have fun with it! :)
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splatypi
Edited April 20, 2013That is because it is! That is actually the armoured belt above the waterline. It stops halfway up the side of the hull, so there is a crease there.
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etoven
Edited June 13, 2016Wow.. I just went and trashed a whole scene file because I thought my custom build broke the mesh. It didn't occur to me how truly accurate the design was until I googled up a pic.
You can color me impressed now sir...
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BMF
Written April 20, 2013The detail in this model is impressive down to bolts and rigging.
It would be interesting to know from your perspective what were the major lessons learned from creating the model.
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splatypi
Edited April 20, 2013Probably the biggest thing I learned is that I should have used subdivision surfaces less, at least for parts of the ship it made sense to do so. This is because I ended up with a very high poly count because so many polys were wasted, so I had slower render times and a sluggish viewport.
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grahas
Written April 22, 2013Just wait for dynamic typology
sorry for abd english ( I'm from africa)
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sonylisation
Written April 28, 2013You can use a tool called Multiple Resolutions to fix that issue. It lets you set diferent resolutions on any object depending on what you are doing (fex the viewport may have ress 1 and the render will still use resolution 4) Thus saving a ton of unwanted/un-needed polygons before the actual render.
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saliiim
Written May 01, 2013I tried to do a 10 samples render of this an my computer just up and died XD It's so detailed, I love it. I would love to see a time lapse of this being created, but judging by the detail, recording the whole process would have resulted in... large... file sizes. Thanks for sharing this, I'll check back when I've got a new GPU.
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Lomar
Edited August 19, 2013You have taken my breath away! "Epic" only begins to describe it. The vast amount of detail is incredible, and very appropriate for such a large vessel. (But if you download this, expect to wait a lot!)
Your modelling skill is astonishing. I hope to see everything you do!
Thank you!
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Roninja
Written October 10, 2013EPICLY DONE! After you read HMS Ulysses by Alistair Maclean, you want to see what kind of vessel can bring unsurmountable fear in men. Now I know why the Royal Navy was afraid of the Tirpitz! Admiral Von Tirpitz!
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drigerprg
Written September 05, 2015it's awesome :D do u have any tut on creating that complicated water result?
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builder5253
Written January 27, 2016so after i download do render right away because when i open it there is no ocean and im confused can some one make a video on how to do this
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carolynseay
Written March 29, 2024Thank you for sharing the details of the high-poly model of the Tirpitz battleship from World War II. It sounds like a fascinating and well-prepared blend file. However, as an AI text-based model, I don't have the capability to view or interact with specific files or 3D models. I'm here to assist with any questions or provide information you may need. If you have any queries or if there's anything else I can help you with, please let access smash karts!
This is truely an epic blend of epic proportions. Thank you for sharing this masterpice.