In January 2024, I decided to learn Blender for 3D animation. Someone suggested starting with UA-cam tutorials, but I found many of them confusing and dull, which led me to stop learning after a month. Despite this, I still had some passion for learning Blender. A week ago, I came across Ryan King's complete beginner tutorial, which reignited my interest and inspired me to resume my learning. I have now completed his beginner tutorial and am currently watching his lighting tutorial. Thank you, Ryan, for these incredible tutorials. I plan to watch all of your videos and, IN SHA ALLAH, one day become a professional in 3D animation.
I knew when you asked about the landing gear there would be a tutorial coming and looked forward to it 😊 I'm glad I could help you with the rigging. 👍 Great tutorial or kind of overview on techniques.
Hi Ryan, always love your videos, I have learned a lot from your tutorials. I think the Spitfire model is amazing, but I have one small criticism. The engine cowling just behind the propeller should be round to the same dimension as the propeller spinner cone to maintain the sleek lines. It looks a bit strange with the squared of profile.
Great work Ryan, nice to see the Supermarine Spitfire getting some love, not an easy model to make by any means .Our channel is just ww2 aviation story based cgi models ,we made everyone of them in Blender and all animated in Eevee so this is a very nice concise tutorial,as you hit on a lot of the stumbling blocks like we did and how to get around them especially the wheels, parenting , uv unwrapping etc .Top work and hats off to your sir , another excellent tutorial ...tally ho ..........subscribed !
What a super video. Very many thanks! I got the model yesterday and love it. I can't model for the life of me. I have loved this aircraft for many years since first seeing one in the Hendon museum in London many, many, many years ago! What made you choose this aircraft?
@@RyanKingArt i highly appreciate your work. sry for delay in reply, somehow i got no message. now i return to the tut and saw your answer. besides, i had 2 flights with stick time in the american counterpart of the Spit, the P 51 H Mustang. breathtaking.
Hi, great work! I've been trying to texture paint the panel lines on an aircraft I modeled a while back but everything time I change the zoom level, the brush size changes. It's hard for me to paint without zooming into specific areas. Do you know any workarounds for this by chance? Or did you just paint everything from the same zoom level and/or keep adjusting your brush size?
What kinds of websites and keywords do you use while searching for reference images, particularly when you need specific angles of the same thing or something with measurement information?
just a quick question sometimes when I’m trying to open a blueprint in blender it sometimes doesn’t show up were I saved. What king of a file dos it need to be?
Just got this from Gumroad not because I intend to use it in an animation yet but I have a physical model and this is another added to my collection. Is only missing the rwb on the tail and a pilot lol
Supermarine was the manufacturer of the Spitfire its evolutionary life to the superb 1940's ww2 fighter it later became was born from a racing seaplane which won the Schneider trophy cup for being the fastest aircraft in the world in the 1920's.
Hi you probably don’t remember me but about 3 years ago I commented on your sculpting tutorial and then you commented back on my “Jelly Domino” video. Since then I kept learning Blender and posting on UA-cam and now my channel just passed 300,000 subscribers 🥹
You've already made an awesome 3D airplane, while I'm still literally struggling to make a 3D paper airplane 😆
oh haha. Keep practicing!
More videos like this will help your channel gain more people especially because you are good at texturing you will nail it
thanks!
Yes, please more texturing and uv maps videos.
*Purchase the 3d Model:*
• Gumroad: ryankingart.gumroad.com/l/spitfire
• Sketchfab: skfb.ly/pnIAU
• Blender Market: blendermarket.com/products/spitfire
In January 2024, I decided to learn Blender for 3D animation. Someone suggested starting with UA-cam tutorials, but I found many of them confusing and dull, which led me to stop learning after a month. Despite this, I still had some passion for learning Blender. A week ago, I came across Ryan King's complete beginner tutorial, which reignited my interest and inspired me to resume my learning. I have now completed his beginner tutorial and am currently watching his lighting tutorial. Thank you, Ryan, for these incredible tutorials. I plan to watch all of your videos and, IN SHA ALLAH, one day become a professional in 3D animation.
This channel is great ; beginners will learn a lot from you 😎
thanks!
I knew when you asked about the landing gear there would be a tutorial coming and looked forward to it 😊 I'm glad I could help you with the rigging. 👍 Great tutorial or kind of overview on techniques.
Thanks so much for your help!
Hi Ryan, always love your videos, I have learned a lot from your tutorials. I think the Spitfire model is amazing, but I have one small criticism. The engine cowling just behind the propeller should be round to the same dimension as the propeller spinner cone to maintain the sleek lines. It looks a bit strange with the squared of profile.
thanks for the feedback
Great work Ryan, nice to see the Supermarine Spitfire getting some love, not an easy model to make by any means .Our channel is just ww2 aviation story based cgi models ,we made everyone of them in Blender and all animated in Eevee so this is a very nice concise tutorial,as you hit on a lot of the stumbling blocks like we did and how to get around them especially the wheels, parenting , uv unwrapping etc .Top work and hats off to your sir , another excellent tutorial ...tally ho ..........subscribed !
Oh cool! I will check out your channel. Thanks!
I will support blender and those who help me while learning it once i start earning from it...🎉❤
Great air plane😮
thanks
The part about using multiple UV maps was very interesting. I need to keep that in mind for future projects :D
Glad it was helpful!
What a super video. Very many thanks! I got the model yesterday and love it. I can't model for the life of me. I have loved this aircraft for many years since first seeing one in the Hendon museum in London many, many, many years ago! What made you choose this aircraft?
Recently found ur channel n man I'm loving it! Keep them coming! Thank youuuuu very much! 🙌
So i modelled the Spitfire too i know what a great job you did. With your tu i`m going to re work it. Cheers, Axel
cool thanks
@@RyanKingArt i highly appreciate your work. sry for delay in reply, somehow i got no message. now i return to the tut and saw your answer. besides, i had 2 flights with stick time in the american counterpart of the Spit, the P 51 H Mustang. breathtaking.
Excellent. Love your videos , waiting for more
thanks
The Spitfire is my fave WW2 plane
Mine too!
Amazing work!
thanks!
Damn! Good stuff!
thanks
Hi, great work! I've been trying to texture paint the panel lines on an aircraft I modeled a while back but everything time I change the zoom level, the brush size changes. It's hard for me to paint without zooming into specific areas. Do you know any workarounds for this by chance? Or did you just paint everything from the same zoom level and/or keep adjusting your brush size?
Ahh yeah that's really hard. I can't really think of a solution for that at the moment
i'd love to see full tutorial
cool,good job.
thanks!
What kinds of websites and keywords do you use while searching for reference images, particularly when you need specific angles of the same thing or something with measurement information?
just a quick question sometimes when I’m trying to open a blueprint in blender it sometimes doesn’t show up were I saved. What king of a file dos it need to be?
If I have power to give you a big gift I will do
You deserve all the best because you are the best ❤
thank you very much
Nice Video !
thanks!
WE ARE MAKING WORLD WAR EDIT WITH THIS ONE 🗣️🗣️🗣️
👑, Always
thanks!
Would you consider doing a tutorial on say, if a character is whistling music notes will appear near the character and fly away.
cool idea!
i riddle, who knows, what the axe in the door is for?
Very nice, can we get some on a modern warship?
Cheers!
cool idea
I wish I could convince Ryan King to join our small team to make games
Thanks, but I'm not very interested in making games, and I also want to prioritize my time for making Blender tutorials for my audience.
@@RyanKingArt For sure man, youre doing great things
Just got this from Gumroad not because I intend to use it in an animation yet but I have a physical model and this is another added to my collection. Is only missing the rwb on the tail and a pilot lol
thanks for purchasing!
This will be what I do after I finish my robot course. How can I ask you questions about the robot course?
you can contact me on my website contact page.
First again and again
nice!
thats not a submarine, its a plane.
Supermarine Plane
Its Supermarine. Super-Marine. Supermarine was the manufacturer of the aircraft back in world war 2.
Supermarine was the manufacturer of the Spitfire its evolutionary life to the superb 1940's ww2 fighter it later became was born from a racing seaplane which won the Schneider trophy cup for being the fastest aircraft in the world in the 1920's.
I will defenetely support highiest donations to your channel and blender community once i start earning👍🫡
thanks!
Hi you probably don’t remember me but about 3 years ago I commented on your sculpting tutorial and then you commented back on my “Jelly Domino” video. Since then I kept learning Blender and posting on UA-cam and now my channel just passed 300,000 subscribers 🥹
Hey wow you are right. just went on to your channel and I found that jelly domino video. Congrats on 300K Subs!