Finished chicken coop in Maya

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The chicken coop we started a few weeks ago is mostly finished, besides the colors of course. The parts that are actually in color where provided. For the most part this was just about mirroring what the halve we already had as well as adding in the center plank for the floor. The UVs have also been made for the pieces which where separated based on which of the two colors they where going to be.

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