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The evaluation version of modo 401 is not available at this time as we are focused on getting modo 401 out to the modo community. Please check back again as we will be continuing our tradition of making modo available for 30 day trial use. In the meantime, if you wish to be kept informed of Luxology and modo news, please sign up for our Newsletter.

Paul Beards Illustrator, Dyson Ltd. artist, generation modo Featured modo work: “Vacuum” “The modeling feature is out of this world.”
James Gardner and Clive Biley artists, generation modo “Our studio in London is now using modo all the time for the press work. We are really pushing it to its limits. All in all we have done loads of work made a lot more easier by a great product.”
Gelmi Illustrator, Brazil and Co. artist, generation modo Featured modo work: “Water Splash” “I feel like Superman in modo, flying through the modeling process like my hands were on fire, repelling bullets and leaping architectural models in a single bound. I think this is my first post although I've been using the eval for some time now. I remember after buying a few tutorials, I was hooked.”
Ryan Drue 3D Generalist, Fatbox Films artist, generation modo Featured modo work: “Watch” “My true love is hard surface modeling. And modo is the choice for me, from model to render.”
Cristobal Vila Illustrator, Eterea Estudios artist, generation modo Featured modo work: “I love Japan” – done entirely in modo “The render quality from modo is superb. With modo, it’s very easy to tweak the parameters to get the desired final look, especially since you have a real-time preview render window which makes it unnecessary to make hundreds of render tests only to see if your settings are adequate.”
Chris Morris CGI Director, Gianni Creative artist, generation modo Featured modo work: “Bugs” by Bruce Long & Chris Morris “The best sign of a great tool is the feeling that things just work they way they are supposed to work. Then you think ‘Hey, why doesn’t every program work this way?’ modo’s toolset achieves the very simple, yet very difficult goal of doing exactly what you need it to do in just the way you would expect. If only everything in life worked this well.”