Need a Bonzai Tree

[danb4026]

Anyone know where I can get a model of a Bonzai Tree?

[Tommy Burns]

Not trying to be funny here but why not scale down a normal tree and stick it in a plant pot?

 

Tommy

[danb4026]

Well, Bonzai trees have a certain look. I built this one in Onyx and may use it. Or I may photoshop one in.

[Paul Twyman]

Hi, Xfrog have a bonsai collection.

 

http://www.xfrog.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=GOSS&Product_Code=X-19&Category_Code=X

 

You can also get them and others individually from turbosquid.

[Gary Ledgerwood]

http://seek.autodesk.com/search.htm#query=search%5Eupdate%5Equery%253Dxfrog%253Bcategory%253D%253Bfilters%253Dspecies_attrib_val%253ABonsai%253BsortKey%253D%253BsortDir%253Dasc%253BstartAt%253D0%253BmaxResults%253D20%253BviewMode%253D0%253Bsource%253DSearchBox

[BrianKitts]

there's a few on google warehouse. I've been using the site more and more often lately. It's actually got some really nice detailed not too high poly models for alot of enterouge elements. That and with the 3dsmax connection extension allowing you to directly import .skp files you don't have the extra step of exporting them from sketchup into a .3ds to get them in max.

 

http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=2c2d099cd49f43272ee0240c49391365&prevstart=0

[danb4026]

Great guy...I will check both out. I don't have the 3ds Max connection extension. I understand that you have to have a subscription for that, correct?

[BrianKitts]

Great guy...I will check both out. I don't have the 3ds Max connection extension. I understand that you have to have a subscription for that, correct?

 

correct. But even without it if you have sketchup pro you can export the models for max it's just an extra step in the process.

[XKP]

the bonzai u modelled looks decent and u could always try resources like turbosquid or other online 3d marketplaces