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Project Title: Sci-Fi Hard-Surface Prop Design — AXIS OF SOUL
Description:
Comprehensive production turnaround sheets for a hero prop drone from the episodic project AXIS OF SOUL.
Designed with a grounded, mythic sci-fi aesthetic, this asset emphasizes high-fidelity mechanical realism, featuring patched metal sheets, rusted textures, and functional industrial joints.
Key Elements Displayed:
Turnaround Angles: Detailed 3/4 perspective, side, top, and bottom views for 3D modeling and VFX asset reference.
Texture Profile: Industrial, heavily distressed metallic surface with realistic welding details and mechanical integration.
A perfect blueprint for integrating high-end hard-surface props into cinematic visual narratives.
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