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[Paul]

Onceupon a time, I ran a site at gundam.anime.net devoted to the Japanese sci-fi series Mobile Suit Gundam. I closed it in early 2002 to focus on the official English-language site, gundamofficial.com, which in turn shut down at the end of 2012.

This week I finished the trim sheets and added more details to the landing stage, changed the roof panels to look more like a hangar and started the UVs of the main gundam and this week I should have them ready in addition to doing the texturing

This week I dedicated myself to the lighting of my level, in addition to adding more elements such as boxes, characters and decals so that the level felt more populated, I also placed some images of all the mesh that I modeled for this project

After 2 months of work I can finally show the final result of my first level created in Unreal 5, I am happy with the final result, I still have a lot to learn but I think it turned out well, I will surely do it again in the future with more experience and with a different vision.

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