3D sti, alittle modified :)
18 February 2007, 07:59 PM
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3D sti, alittle modified :)
As usuall when i build my car in 3D i cant leave it unmodified 
Made in 3Dsmax and rendered with vray.
More cars i´ve made at GRIDs site
Made in 3Dsmax and rendered with vray.
More cars i´ve made at GRIDs site
18 February 2007, 09:29 PM
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I'm very impressed with your work.
I work Solidworks 5 days a week and I can honestly say i wouldn't be able to model that in 3D
How does 3DMAX work?
Is it anything like Solidworks, inventor etc where the car has to be modeled up panel by panel to scale?
I work Solidworks 5 days a week and I can honestly say i wouldn't be able to model that in 3D
How does 3DMAX work?
Is it anything like Solidworks, inventor etc where the car has to be modeled up panel by panel to scale?
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18 February 2007, 09:52 PM
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Are you sure that's a Subaru? It looks quite attractive! 
http://www.3dluvr.com/grid/temp/WRXS...SE04_V2_03.jpg
http://www.3dluvr.com/grid/temp/WRXS...SE04_V2_03.jpg
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19 February 2007, 10:26 AM
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Thats great!
I'm not a big fan of kits and stickers, but I have to admit I think that would look very nice in the metal.
We going to take guesses on the size of those rims?? 20"s?? They make my 18"s look piddly!
I'm not a big fan of kits and stickers, but I have to admit I think that would look very nice in the metal.
We going to take guesses on the size of those rims?? 20"s?? They make my 18"s look piddly!
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As usuall when i build my car in 3D i cant leave it unmodified
Made in 3Dsmax and rendered with vray.
More cars i´ve made at GRIDs site
Made in 3Dsmax and rendered with vray.
More cars i´ve made at GRIDs site
After seeing those pictures, it makes the car look absolutly unbeleivable,
I might have to settle for the WRC kit but without the spoiler and see how that goes, i just loved the flared arches, and the STi stickers they just finish it off.
So nice mate well done, and awesome job aswell.
20 February 2007, 01:07 PM
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good job you didn't model a speed bump too, you'd have had polygons everywhere off that front splitter !
Lovely modelling - not keen on the lighting tho. Stick it on a nice mountain road and render it again with more realism IMO.
Lovely modelling - not keen on the lighting tho. Stick it on a nice mountain road and render it again with more realism IMO.
22 February 2007, 04:57 PM
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Excellent work mate, used 3dmax and lightwave for a very short period of time and managed to make a cube LOL
How long have you been using it, what version and are you self taught? did you use scanned drawings of the scooby as a front, side and plan elevations?
Looking at learning 3dmax soon as I've pretty much got the 2d stuff boxed (photoshop etc)
Once again...real quality stuff, well impressive.
How long have you been using it, what version and are you self taught? did you use scanned drawings of the scooby as a front, side and plan elevations?
Looking at learning 3dmax soon as I've pretty much got the 2d stuff boxed (photoshop etc)
Once again...real quality stuff, well impressive.
22 February 2007, 09:50 PM
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Impressive work mate, I am a 3D Max user as well, only ever used v6.0 and I can say its amazing app once you get to grips with it.
I don't even want to workout how complex the mesh is to that scooby but I can appreciate how long it takes to make something like that.
Thought about offering your models for a cost? would save alot of time for people like me to do other stuff like tweak the models.
I don't even want to workout how complex the mesh is to that scooby but I can appreciate how long it takes to make something like that.
Thought about offering your models for a cost? would save alot of time for people like me to do other stuff like tweak the models.
23 February 2007, 08:58 AM
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I´m using 3dsmax8 now, started with version 1,2 in 1998.
I have been looking to put my meshes up for sale, just havent goten to it yet but if someone wants one they can mail me
Yes i had blueprints on the background when i made it, but the biggest help was my real STI
I have been looking to put my meshes up for sale, just havent goten to it yet
but if someone wants one they can mail me Yes i had blueprints on the background when i made it, but the biggest help was my real STI
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23 February 2007, 01:50 PM
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Ahhh, you should have started off with a sphere.
Not used Max for quite some time now - used to love it's particle manipulation, shadow mapping and IK. Could you put this model into a more realistic environment and do an 'action shot' - would look superb.
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