A Legend From My Youth by blbarrett
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This is a very expensive model I bought this weekend... and then spent many hours modifying it and setting it up to use in poser. Lately I've been thinking about this car a lot. My Dad owned this car as it is shown here ( as best as I can recall )
Even all these years later, I can still remember so many things we did together in this car, drive in movies, trips out of town, racing a 79 trans-am on the way home from the grocery store, how hot the seats would get in the summer... not friendly to those wearing shorts :)
Hopefully one day I will be able to find one restored in this color scheme. For now I can enjoy it in 3D.
I still have some fine tuning and UV Mapping to correct, as well as get all the parts set up in poser ( wheels turning, doors opening, etc. )
Ultimately this will just be for me.
This image started out as just testing and setting up materials but I liked it so I took it all the way to a posted image :)
Thanks for taking a look.
Comments (11)
tennesseecowgirl
I hope mom didn't hear about the race with the Trans Am lol... you did a great job on this..
Radar_rad-dude
You are to be highly commended for all the superb work you have done on this model! It is so realistic, I mistook it for a photo! Magnificent to the max and congratulations on your creative skills!!!!!
Swidhelm
Such an gorgeous car! I'd kill to have one in black. Nice material on that too. Great job!
KnightWolverine
1969 Charger R/T SE 440....know the car only too well...My 1st car was a 1970 Cuda...after my brother twisted the frame due to an over active engine and a lead foot I traded it for 69 Charger R/T....Wish I had either or both...especially at today's current prices.. Some Intense Tweaking going on here I must say...Amazing Outcome!..Nice that you decided to stay with a powder blue stock paint job....Most Impressive Modeling!..
blbarrett
The original Model was created by SQUIR. So he gets the majority of the credit... honestly it was the only model worth buying on the net of a 1969 Charger R/T, it also came with a Dukes of Hazard version :) For My Part: I had to separate many items and create new materials, fix some UV issues. I separated the top so it could have a separate texture. The suspension was altered to give the car a raked stance, the front wheels and tires were scaled down to fit the wheel well better and be able to turn. back wheels and tires were widened, sidewall uv map on tires needed to be flpped so the white lettering wasn't backwards, license plats were separated and have separate maps to prevent backwards lettering. All the glass was separated in mesh and material. Side mirror was originally a single material, so I added a mirror material zone so it could really be a mirror. complete doors were separated from a single mesh, copied, moved and scaled the charger lettering for the top, and more. And then there is all the work to make it articulated in poser ( W.I.P. ) Thanks everyone for the views and comments, This has been fun so far.
tiff666
Great car, I can remember the first car my dad owned... a yellow Toyota... that car was not really a beauty! ;-) Super work, love the materials!
Mondwin
Looks really super!!!!!!!!!bravissimo!V:DDD.HGugsxx Whylma
Maxidyne
Excellent re-work of the model. I now drive around in a classic I had in my youth so I hope your dream becomes a reality.
uncollared
hot car
shamstar
Oh, yes. A legend indeed. Thanks for the memories.
kenmo
Wow...great render... My neighbour has a 1968 Charger with a 383 magnum V8. We go to many car shows (my neighbour in his68 Dodge Charger & me in my 60 Corvette)...