friggin sexy! All in favor of a vid tut!
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Long live Hessi !
Quote from von*ferretfriggin sexy! All in favor of a vid tut!
!!!!!!!1 
Quote from von*ferretfriggin sexy! All in favor of a vid tut!
I agree, friggin hawt. I wish I actaully knew how to model better, but another tut couldn't help.
Yes yes yes Hessi, the masses demand vid tuts 
Quote from hessimaybe i will make a video tutorial on how i model them. a single tree takes 30 minutes. (as a rough measure) as soon as it is ready i will post in here. greets!
o yeah! do it of course, please 
nice trees! :-B
ps may you show this trees in wireframe mode? =)
Great work, a video tut would rock 
oh snap that would be freaking awsome!
i would love to see a video tutorial!
sweet! videotuts = 
& cookies!
might as well tack mine on. . .
Yes please make one!
Nice trees. You should spent some more time on tweaking the directions of the leaf planes tho. They look a bit weird and unnatural in some spots. I know thats the hardest part of modeling trees. I modeled a dozen trees myself yet.
Also you should tweak the uvmap by hand on the planes where the thick ends of the branches seem to begin in mid air. just unwrap these planes so that only the leafes are visible.
Wonderful stuff. My only suggestion is adding a "root bulb" to the bottom so that the tree can be rotated or placed on uneven ground easily.
nice looking trees, Video tut 
Thats really good advice I hadn't come across before Posty, I'll have to remember that one
tre(e)s gut!
You've always been really good at making tree models Hessi. I enjoyed using them
Posty's suggestion is really good, it always hate it when placing models that are perfectly flat at the bottom on uneven ground (which most terrain is). A root base is always prefered, can add to detail value too.
- Ewok
Very nice looking and something I would very much like to learn how to do. Out of interest, which 3D package do you model in?
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