S7 - Final Update by the hankster

Work In Progress • Transportation • posted on Jan 19, 2004

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Almost done, just have to add few minor details before attaching everything together. The doors were a real pain to figure out. They are hinged in two places so setting the pivot axis was kind of tricky. Ok not really, but lack of sleep some times make the simple problems seem much more complicated than they should be ;)

Comments (12)

Jimbo17

11:57PM | Mon, 19 January 2004

O_O WOW!! You have put an amazing amount of detail into this!!! What program was used? NURBS or Poly?

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CandeeKis

12:13AM | Tue, 20 January 2004

VERY good!!! Can I drive it??? smile ~~ All kidding aside...this is fantastic work!

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Django

12:15AM | Tue, 20 January 2004

That is one damn beautiful model, most impressive skills

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zandar

1:03AM | Tue, 20 January 2004

The interior is probably one of the most detailed I've seen on a car model in some time. Great work.

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Bungalo

1:43AM | Tue, 20 January 2004

No comments. Just put it together and sell... :)

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kenwas

3:45AM | Tue, 20 January 2004

Incredible work! Excellent in detail and refinement touches!

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DeathWalker

4:33AM | Tue, 20 January 2004

Dude! SELL SELL SELL!!!! you'll make a fortune! Amazing detail epecialy on the dash!!!!!!

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stealthman

10:19AM | Tue, 20 January 2004

Fantastic detail - awesome realism!

the hankster

10:23AM | Tue, 20 January 2004

Thanks to all for the comments :) To answer Jimbo's question, the model was made in 3D Studio Max using the meshsmooth technique. It is currently sitting at around 378K triangles and I expect to finish up at around 400K which coincidently is about the $ price of the real car... :)

Dark_Age

1:45PM | Tue, 20 January 2004

I am just a little curious, but is it normal that the brake pedal is floating?? Other than that you did excellent work on detail, very amazing work you've done. I'll bet its worth a pretty expensive penny.

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