Your modelling is great I cant fault it.

The basin material is good, you've got a nice amount of reflectivity there. The brass though looks a little plasticy, I know this is the part you said you struggled with. What kind of material are you using?

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Well, I'm still VERY new to this whole 3ds / general 3d modelling thing, so I'm using the following (not really sure if its the best thing to do, but as of all the things I've used so far it seems to kind of give the best result)

Its the following spec (see picture) plus the following:

* Falloff fresnel reflection (set to 100)
* Composite Bump using speckle and noise (set to 3 - the map next to it has a lower bump setting, as with the rough texture on the faucet it looks very odd)

Also, as the picture shows, I had a LOT of issues getting the right colour using a single colour (as opposed to multiple) as it kept ending up gold / orange as opposed to the slightly green/yellow brassy colour (which I'm happy with)
It would be nice to get a spun metal kind of look on the taps though...

Thanks for the feedback

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Damn Walls...so hard to make look nice

It does look a bit plasticy, but the ceramics look good and the lighting is good as well.

Ps, it's a Legnum not an Evo

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sorry - Legnum (either way, its beyond me how you did those wheels )

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Damn Walls...so hard to make look nice

It's not that difficult, the symmetry modifier is your friend.

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no, its the texturing I'm on about, the modelling takes AGES, but its do-able...texturing I could have easily spent another several hours on this, trying to get the taps to look nicer, and I prob will

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Damn Walls...so hard to make look nice