Very nicely done.
did the body from a cube or did you make all the sectioned off parts seperately and just placed them where they needed to go?
Heh, I envy you the class sounds a lot more well directed than what I went through. >.>

Thanks for the compliment! C:

First off, yes, the body was modeled from a single cube. I'll get around to posting a wire eventually, but it was box modeled. I made it look like it was comprised of several body panels with just a simple bevel and extrude on the right edges.

And the class...isn't very "directed", per se. The prof gave us the assignment, told us to try to keep it to all quads, and let us go work while standing by to answer questions. :P

\Of course, I never did any work in lab...
\\Because they wanted us to use Maya. >..o

still sounds better than mine. =P For hard surface & organic modeling we didn't get any guidelines and other teachers tell us to work efficientally while this teacher told us to go nuts. Was quite conflicting.
I dunno why they try to force you to use certain programs in class, didn't think it mattered what you work with, as long as you could move the work between programs. >.>

Oh, that's what I did. Exported the low-res from Blender to .obj, then imported in Maya. Set up my image planes after everything was imported, smoothed, given a material, renamed, etc. Works! :D

Sorry to hear that your class wasn't that great, though. :/

ahh, good stuff.
eh no worries, I left that place to go to a generic community college But I refuse to stop learning 3D even though I know NOTHING about rendering. XD

Learn as you go! That's what I did before my 3D classes, worked out pretty okay. C:

Dude....

Damn.

This is awesome beyond words.

Especially this angle.

:D Thankyouuu. C: