Vintage Ice Cream Van [commercial]

David Brinnen and I present:

A nostalgic Vintage Ice Cream Van complete with treats. The Van is fully rigged, with wheels that turn, door & windows that open and steering wheel that also turns. 

Full native Poser support and Daz Studio support for 3Delight and Iray.

http://www.daz3d.com/vintage-ice-cream-van

Enjoy!

Anna & David

 

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Comments

  • LlynaraLlynara Posts: 4,770

    Great work! It brings back a lot of happy childhood memories! I've wishlisted it till payday (boy the sales have been getting the best of my wallet lately!) Can't wait to take it for a spin!

  • RenomistaRenomista Posts: 921

    Finally it is there! I was heartbroken when it disappeard last week fro. The store again before I could buy it!

  • Renomista said:

    Finally it is there! I was heartbroken when it disappeard last week fro. The store again before I could buy it!

    Yeah it was released prematurely by mistake. Glad you like it though. :) 

  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 100,952

    I wish to lament the lack of choc-ices.

  • I wish to lament the lack of choc-ices.

    surprise Sorry Sir..... lol

  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 100,952

    I wish to lament the lack of choc-ices.

    surprise Sorry Sir..... lol

    I wil have to find or create a chocolate shader and apply it to a promitive cube. Should be a challenge.

  • MEC4DMEC4D Posts: 5,249
    edited April 2016

    For me #150 please my favorite.. ah out of stock crying

    but joking aside , well done ! lovely creation ! we still have car almost  like that running around here , I was thinking he was a time traveler ;)

    gonna snap it in a day or 2

    Post edited by MEC4D on
  • I wish to lament the lack of choc-ices.

    surprise Sorry Sir..... lol

    I wil have to find or create a chocolate shader and apply it to a promitive cube. Should be a challenge.

    A choc-ice isn't a choc-ice without the obligatory half wrapping whilst you are eating it.... A primitive cube a cop-out I say! A cop-out!! 

  • MEC4D said:

    For me #150 please my favorite.. ah out of stock crying

    but joking aside , well done ! lovely creation ! we still have car almost  like that running around here , I was thinking he was a time traveler ;)

    gonna snap it in a day or 2

    Yeah my favourite is the 1.50 one too. But in chocolate, not mint.

    The numbers are the prices. I didn't bother putting currency labels on, so that it can be used for any currency. Didn't want to pigeon hole it. 

    Happy you like it. smiley

  • ChoholeChohole Posts: 33,604

    I wish to lament the lack of choc-ices.

    surprise Sorry Sir..... lol

    I wil have to find or create a chocolate shader and apply it to a promitive cube. Should be a challenge.

    A choc-ice isn't a choc-ice without the obligatory half wrapping whilst you are eating it.... A primitive cube a cop-out I say! A cop-out!! 

    I thought the same,  and even went and found a piccy 

  • Chohole said:

    I wish to lament the lack of choc-ices.

    surprise Sorry Sir..... lol

    I wil have to find or create a chocolate shader and apply it to a promitive cube. Should be a challenge.

    A choc-ice isn't a choc-ice without the obligatory half wrapping whilst you are eating it.... A primitive cube a cop-out I say! A cop-out!! 

    I thought the same,  and even went and found a piccy 

    Well it's imperative to stop the choco melting on ya fingers whilst ya eating it.

  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 100,952

    Yes, I acknowledge the need for a wrapper - that occurred to me after I posted. Perhaps a custom model, with a GeoGrafted section that can be unfitted to make the bite? And not forgetting the condensation on the wrapper and the chocolate, and the need for the chocolate to break lengthwise. I suspect my reach is exceeding my grasp here.

  • Yes, I acknowledge the need for a wrapper - that occurred to me after I posted. Perhaps a custom model, with a GeoGrafted section that can be unfitted to make the bite? And not forgetting the condensation on the wrapper and the chocolate, and the need for the chocolate to break lengthwise. I suspect my reach is exceeding my grasp here.

    And a polite response is exceeding my grasp also... cheeky

  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 100,952

    Yes, I acknowledge the need for a wrapper - that occurred to me after I posted. Perhaps a custom model, with a GeoGrafted section that can be unfitted to make the bite? And not forgetting the condensation on the wrapper and the chocolate, and the need for the chocolate to break lengthwise. I suspect my reach is exceeding my grasp here.

    And a polite response is exceeding my grasp also... cheeky

    Just give me a clip round my ear and tell me to get out of the way of paying customers.

  • James_HJames_H Posts: 1,036

    I wish to lament the lack of choc-ices.

    Dark chocolate, I trust. Not that namby-pamby stuff.

  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 100,952
    jash147 said:

    I wish to lament the lack of choc-ices.

    Dark chocolate, I trust. Not that namby-pamby stuff.

    Of course - I forgot that milk was even an option.

  • KnittingmommyKnittingmommy Posts: 8,191
    Chohole said:

    I wish to lament the lack of choc-ices.

    surprise Sorry Sir..... lol

    I wil have to find or create a chocolate shader and apply it to a promitive cube. Should be a challenge.

    A choc-ice isn't a choc-ice without the obligatory half wrapping whilst you are eating it.... A primitive cube a cop-out I say! A cop-out!! 

    I thought the same,  and even went and found a piccy 

    Oh, that looks good.  I'm not sure we have an equivalent here in the States for that.  If we do, I haven't seen it.  Is it just vanilla ice cream with a chocolate coating? 

  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 100,952
    Chohole said:

    I wish to lament the lack of choc-ices.

    surprise Sorry Sir..... lol

    I wil have to find or create a chocolate shader and apply it to a promitive cube. Should be a challenge.

    A choc-ice isn't a choc-ice without the obligatory half wrapping whilst you are eating it.... A primitive cube a cop-out I say! A cop-out!! 

    I thought the same,  and even went and found a piccy 

    Oh, that looks good.  I'm not sure we have an equivalent here in the States for that.  If we do, I haven't seen it.  Is it just vanilla ice cream with a chocolate coating? 

    Yes.

  • FrankTheTankFrankTheTank Posts: 1,131

    This is really cool, question to the artist that made it: is it possible to hide half the Van exterior walls in any way, imagine splitting the van down the middle? For ease of doing animation camera shots from within the van?

  • ArtisanSArtisanS Posts: 209

    The only thing missing is a right hand drive version :-)......great build!

    Greets, Ed.

  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 100,952

    This is really cool, question to the artist that made it: is it possible to hide half the Van exterior walls in any way, imagine splitting the van down the middle? For ease of doing animation camera shots from within the van?

    There is a cut-away in the promos, I haven't had time to play with it yet so I don't know if that is built into the van or used a render trick. If you are using Iray you can use an Iray Section Plane to cut any model in half (or in any other direction/proportion) - by default it will make the hidden portions invisible to both the camera and lights but if you select the plane and go to Parameters you can set it to clip lights so that you get the correct look for an interior space.

  • FrankTheTankFrankTheTank Posts: 1,131

    ... If you are using Iray you can use an Iray Section Plane to cut any model in half (or in any other direction/proportion) - by default it will make the hidden portions invisible to both the camera and lights but if you select the plane and go to Parameters you can set it to clip lights so that you get the correct look for an interior space.

    Thanks for that tip Richard, I'm using Iray exclusively now, so thats a big help.

  • ArtisanS said:

    The only thing missing is a right hand drive version :-)......great build!

    Greets, Ed.

    I'm based in the UK, as is David Brinnen, so any vehicles we do will be based on the Left Hand side rule and the references we take inspiration from. Glad ya like it. 

  • ... If you are using Iray you can use an Iray Section Plane to cut any model in half (or in any other direction/proportion) - by default it will make the hidden portions invisible to both the camera and lights but if you select the plane and go to Parameters you can set it to clip lights so that you get the correct look for an interior space.

    Thanks for that tip Richard, I'm using Iray exclusively now, so thats a big help.

    What Richard said. I used the Iray Section Plane for those funky promo shots. 

     

  • SzarkSzark Posts: 10,634
    ArtisanS said:

    The only thing missing is a right hand drive version :-)......great build!

    Greets, Ed.

    I'm based in the UK, as is David Brinnen, so any vehicles we do will be based on the Left Hand side rule and the references we take inspiration from. Glad ya like it. 

    Driving on the left is so we can keep our heads on.

  • FrankTheTankFrankTheTank Posts: 1,131

    Well, I'll definitely be buying this and using it in a future animation. I just have to time my buying, as I'm always in the bad habit of buying things right before they go on sale.

  • KnittingmommyKnittingmommy Posts: 8,191

    This is really cool, question to the artist that made it: is it possible to hide half the Van exterior walls in any way, imagine splitting the van down the middle? For ease of doing animation camera shots from within the van?

    There is a cut-away in the promos, I haven't had time to play with it yet so I don't know if that is built into the van or used a render trick. If you are using Iray you can use an Iray Section Plane to cut any model in half (or in any other direction/proportion) - by default it will make the hidden portions invisible to both the camera and lights but if you select the plane and go to Parameters you can set it to clip lights so that you get the correct look for an interior space.

    Oh, cool trick.  I did not know about this!  Definitely going to give this a try!

  • DoctorJellybeanDoctorJellybean Posts: 8,465

    I'm hoping an old fashioned milk float is planned :)

  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 100,952

    I'm hoping an old fashioned milk float is planned :)

    Planning to render the fastest milkman in the west?

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