Almost done... phew by Denb

Cinema 4D • Transportation • posted on Apr 02, 2003

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Hi all! I've been working on this model on and off for a very long time now. I'm begging to see an end to the modeling process though - there are still things missing in the interior. I hope you like this, 'cause I put in a lot of effort, and yes, I know, it's a clich

Comments (10)

Denb

2:50PM | Wed, 02 April 2003

Should've mentioned in the notes; I disabled the windows to show off the interior. And the upper render is without radiosity, the lower is with. (Stocastic 32 samples).

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DeZ

3:08PM | Wed, 02 April 2003

Looks very promising. The car body and tire rim shaders would need a reflective channel active and stronger specularity. The model is very good.

FAKE

4:46PM | Wed, 02 April 2003

Damn cool work!!! This one here looks so great. What about a streetscene with this italian beauty? ThanX for Posting! ~{o;)

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miketche

8:23PM | Wed, 02 April 2003

Very nice modeling. I like the non-radiosity render better. The frame around the front windsheild looks a little thin. I'd make it thicker some.

linkinpark

8:18AM | Thu, 03 April 2003

Really great modeling work,I like it very much!!!

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kromekat

12:07PM | Thu, 03 April 2003

Very nice model!

dick_longly

12:14PM | Thu, 03 April 2003

your efort is well spent

smoke

1:43PM | Thu, 03 April 2003

darn it one of these days I want to figure out how to model cars like this!! Looks great. Are the windows missing? also the front columns look thin

Denb

1:08AM | Fri, 04 April 2003

Thank you for your comments.

DeZ: Yes, the body need different material, or different lighting. The rims to in fact look like that on the real thing. At least like the upper image.

miketche and smoke:Yes, the windshield frame looks thin, but only because I disabled the rubber rim and windows themselves. Also, the intrerior part of the windshield frame has not been modeled yet. Thank you for pointing out.

FAKE: Don't worry, I'll make a scene having this car speeding up a steep hill in a small Italian village.

pungitrap

12:19PM | Sat, 12 April 2003

not bad, looks a bit like an NSX at the front though, bring the nose down... great work!