3D impreza GT evo6 edition :)
07 January 2005, 11:27 PM
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3D impreza GT evo6 edition :)
First i made my impreza GT in 3dsmax
then i added som evo6 style styling to it
Would be nice to get some comments ón what you think about it.
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then i added som evo6 style styling to it
Would be nice to get some comments ón what you think about it.
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08 January 2005, 12:56 AM
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That's fookin brilliant m8. Always wanted to get into 3D modelling, ended up being a network technician but always admire work like that 
top class stuff. How long did it take to render?
top class stuff. How long did it take to render?
08 January 2005, 04:16 AM
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very nice work..
I love the lighting effects, you must have put alot of time into the lighting/shaders along with the mesh itself.. Good work..
Try it without the roof vent, 2 door variant and a larger evo 5 or p1 style real wing. And do summit about those wing mirrors, to normal!!
Top stuff tho. Did you render it in max as well or use another render program?
I love the lighting effects, you must have put alot of time into the lighting/shaders along with the mesh itself.. Good work..
Try it without the roof vent, 2 door variant and a larger evo 5 or p1 style real wing. And do summit about those wing mirrors, to normal!!
Top stuff tho. Did you render it in max as well or use another render program?
08 January 2005, 11:28 AM
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Thx for the nice comments 
I made it in 3dsmax, then used vray (renderplugin) to render it, in about 5-10 min in 1600x1200 res (last pic was under 5min because the car dont take up so much space)
And i dont really like bigger wings or neon :P so i dont hink i´ll make that.
I made it in 3dsmax, then used vray (renderplugin) to render it, in about 5-10 min in 1600x1200 res (last pic was under 5min because the car dont take up so much space)
And i dont really like bigger wings or neon :P so i dont hink i´ll make that.
08 January 2005, 07:51 PM
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your going to go far with skills like that. damm i wish i had done a course that did 3d studio max @ uni rather than SSAM course i am on at at the mo. oh well
great 3D skills.
Dazza
great 3D skills.
Dazza
09 January 2005, 04:25 AM
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Absolutely awesome work mate!!!!!
If you are looking for a similar bonnet, try Zero Sports and look for the GC8/GF8 parts and then uners "airdamstylimit".
There's an "evo" style bonnet for the Impreza.
Marty
If you are looking for a similar bonnet, try Zero Sports and look for the GC8/GF8 parts and then uners "airdamstylimit".
There's an "evo" style bonnet for the Impreza.
Marty
09 January 2005, 08:24 AM
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im impressed, i can imagine this takes ages to do?
i will give sum constructive remarks!
the rear wheel camber is a bit skew wiff, should be easy enough to adjust?
the wing mirrors seam to droop a little bit downwards
the sti foglamp covers have the "rib" extended through them
still looks good tho!
i will give sum constructive remarks!
the rear wheel camber is a bit skew wiff, should be easy enough to adjust?
the wing mirrors seam to droop a little bit downwards
the sti foglamp covers have the "rib" extended through them
still looks good tho!
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