Apparently your not looking at the same picture we are. Im not even talking about the texturing and render which I will add are very nice. But, no chance in hell was that gun modeled in under 2 hrs. I am a designer for a living and have been for years now so when you say I may be slower than him, probably not. I didnt put an entry in because its a waste of time because I actually do follow the 2 hr rule. The worst part about it is that there are people in these competitions that actually adhere to the rules and spend the given time to do their best and they are being cheated out of their time and effort. The second place model was obviously modeled in under two hours and its a great concept.
So, as you said, challenge someone so here it is:
I challenge anyone to recreate that model in two hours or less. For those of us that are sticking to the two hour rule, good luck winning against those that are submitting their 6 hr models. I didnt submit one for the last two competitions simply because of that. And the strange way the winners are being selected. How hard is it to run a poll for a day and let the modelers on the site vote for their favorites? Giving an hour limit for modeling is just a bad idea, sorry...but you just cant trust people enough to follow the rules. It may be sad but its true, accept it or not.
Just to show I'm not a noob at modeling. Here is the clock he/she made in the second competition, this took 14 minutes for me to model, it took him/her 17 minutes. Brilliant idea btw.
This is a glock I modeled a while ago for fun, this model took me 14 hrs with all the details. So when I say that gun cant be made in less than two hours, I may know what I am talking about. Tigreka is a gifted modeler no doubt, but I question how far he/she will go to win a simple competition for "fun"
