Glass Ferrari by Bendersquint

3D Studio Max • Transportation • posted on Jun 08, 2003

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Certain members here have been bugging me to post a new image(Mark!) so here one is to keep them happy and to give everyone else sometihng neat to look at. Enjoy C&C welcome.

Comments (14)

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Moebius87

11:23PM | Sun, 08 June 2003

Wow! That is one amazing glass car. Not much traction I'm guessing... and that would definitely make for an interesting crash in an animation. Very well done!

Gazghull

11:26PM | Sun, 08 June 2003

so what if you crash it? nice work:)

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Shoshanna

12:02AM | Mon, 09 June 2003

That is so sleek looking......I want to drive that car and I don't even have a license.

Bendersquint

2:44AM | Mon, 09 June 2003

Death-it took about 40 minutes to render at the submitted size on a AMD 1.67ghz with 512mg ddr-ram. Modelling took roughly 40 hours. And as you can see in the glass I still have lots of interior stuff to do to it, but that will require another rainy day.

boumboum34

2:51AM | Mon, 09 June 2003

Whoaaa!! I love this!!! Really gorgeous work! Great concept, great execution! I'm glad you persuaded me to take a look! :) Well done! Can't think of a single improvement!

jeweldragon

5:46AM | Mon, 09 June 2003

OH i like this this is fantastic ! WOW!

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vpr906

8:40AM | Mon, 09 June 2003

Nice job..but it looks the same as your other model "fR Ferrari F50 test" just with a glass texture..o well maybe iam wrong..

DeathGoth

1:30PM | Mon, 09 June 2003

<> post from earlier... anyway.. I got to ask did u brazil or vray... I am guessing vray......

UrbanEspionage

10:29PM | Tue, 10 June 2003

Cool, odd ditortion towards the back, but i am guessing its all the reflections, and refraction from all the different objects embedded from within, great work man!

George10

4:06PM | Wed, 11 June 2003

Very cool Nice Job.

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