Millionare Machine....Designed in LW and will build for real for TV commercial..

[kenmac]

Here are a couple of version of a set I will have to build for real for a NJ Lottery TV commercial. The idea is that the machine makes millionares. It just pumps them out.
Hope you like it and and all comments are welcome.
Thanks,
KenMac

http://www.kenmacleod.com/njlottery.htm

http://www.kenmacleod.com/njlottery1.htm

[Kuzey]

Looks cool!!

So you're going to model a real world version..that's going to be fun:p

Kuzey

[kenmac]

Gee guys....I didn't think I would bore you all to death by only getting one comment.
KenMac

[j0SH]

looking good. One thing that sticks out is the belt. It just seems too luminous.

gj

[Hervé]

I think it just seems that we have less and less people walking with LW....

Good job... kenmac.

[Hiraghm]

I think it looks neat. The black background will have something composited, yes?

I walk with Lightwave all the time.

[lowdncleer]

That's really cool. Hey, if I send you a pic of myself and you shoot it out of the millionaire machine, will I win the Pick 6? :D

I'll be looking for that clip on Mondays and Thursdays being a NJ native myself.

[veljko]

everything is cool except that guy thats droping from the machine...

he is all streched out and abiously maped on a single poly. If not it looks like it-
I would eather drop the guy from the scene or actually put some effort in making him look a bit better..


beside that-good work!

[tasmanian]

So you wanted comments, well, you asked for it...
I don't like it one bit ! :D
No, seriously.
It looks fun.

Something to consider though...
A machine, even an imaginary one, looks most believable if it looks like it could actually work that way. You should ask yourself "what does each gear do ? What is putting what in motion ? Why is that gadget or gizmo there ?..."

At least that's how I would aproach it.

Keep up the good work
:)

[kenmac]

Thanks guys. Well the machine has really made some transformations. We are no longer building it real size, instead we are having a model maker here in NYC build it at about half scale. Too costly to build it real size. Bids came in around $120,000. Keep watching this post and as the job progresses I will post the final design and show photos of the real model and the finished commercial.
KenMac

[pauland]

For $119,000, I'll build it... ;-)

Paul

[kenmac]

Yup, to build it 14 feet tall that is the number....That's NY!!!
KenMac

[pauland]

If they are going to build a model and comp it in, why not just use your LW version?!

Paul