Rendered Lake Runner by rabid_chiapet
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Description
Here is my lake modified model rendered at last. Its all Rhino accept the dust and decals that were Photoshoped. You can see the real photograph I used for reference and the builing process in my gallery. Thanks for checking it out, your comments and feedback are appriciated.
NEW: Old school photoshoped manipulation.
Comments (6)
RIGAU
Buen trabajo, limpio y sincero.
escafeld
Fabulous, you must be well pleased. Congrats!
tallpindo
I am finally getting the significance of this project after seeing one in the Tampa Tribune with a flathead Cadillac and researching how Donald W. Douglas travelled to California in 1920 with his wife and two children in a two seat cutdown roadster. Before that I saw only the Riley and Frontenac head T speedsters revived. Don Garlitts original T roadster with a flathead V-8 is another look. Yet this looks like something from the outback and Mel Gibson in "Mad Max Over Thunderdome" with Tina Turner. OK, so those were VW and Corvair dune buggie derived. It's a dirt car.
mavico
the result is excellent, but just one thing, it looks like the tires don't touch the ground(the shadow is missing):-o amazing work with the old and dirty paint it looks very real, once again EXCELLENT work.:-)
DeadbutDreaming
renders are great no words.just excellent model!
ambient_high
What are you thinking mavico?...The tires clearly look to be touching the ground. Wow, that takes some balls to complain (even a little bit) about a piece of perfection like this...Shame On You! THIS IS A MASTERPEICE!!!! The Vintage looking photo composite is a true peice of ART work. I bow humbley and stand in amazment of this project. The modeling job is truely second to none. Great Job Chia!!!! BRAVO!!!!!!