Some cool stuff. I remember that effect from Counter Strike sniper rifles.

Hi Alien_911 hope that everything is going fine and you are getting some fine ideas for the weapons concept arts!<br /><br />Actually I would like to ask you for some advice here. At the beginning of the next month I’m starting learning ZBrush and I will switch from a mouse to a Wacom tablet. <br />I really would like to get some suggestion on the size, should I get a small or medium sized tablet. I am really inexperienced, so any advice is welcomed.<br /><br />Berserker and the rest of the forum, if someone could give me a hint please do. <br />

I have Wacom Bamboo. I think it is 4&quot;x 6&quot;. I would say it takes a lot of time to get used to. Never used it in the 3D software, just Photoshop.&nbsp; I guess use as amny tutorials as you can and good luck!

Thanks for the good luck Alien_911, I’ll need it! Really hoping that I’ve got some talent on sculpting at least a small bit of it&nbsp; ;D.<br /><br />As you are saying you have the small Bamboo, have you ever feel the need to get the medium size or are you perfectly satisfied with the one you’ve got?<br />

Well, it is not an easy answer. I have 28&quot; monitor and 4&quot;x 6&quot; pad. You can imagine that small stroke on the pad = large stroke on the screen. So, in my case I would need a larger pad. But I am still learning (it was gifted to me 2 years ago and I only hooked it up recently). Not sure how this would help in 3D modeling - I know many guys are using trackballs instead of the mouse.

After reading your thoughts about “small stroke on the pad = large stroke on the screen« I&#039;m even more inclined to bay a medium sized Bamboo and hope it will serve me well!