Show your Renders v3.0

thx

I tried the doorhandles but for some strange reason i can't get them smooth, i am getting some strange bumps.

holy @#$%&

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Floris_Koop_GP4Freak Wrote:
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> holy @#$%&

ditto

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I'm against sigpics

Really Impressive!!

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raulgullon.com -
Wedding and Motorsports Photography.

This is my first attempt at doing a render, I have started it from scratch and at the moment it is WIP basic outline, I'm happy with it anyway.

Here is the update, all views (Front, Top and Sides) done. Would I need the rear view?

Also what do I need to do next to start transforming it into a 3D car.



Cheers,

F33LTH3F0RC3

kaid Wrote:
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> thx
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> I tried the doorhandles but for some strange
> reason i can't get them smooth, i am getting some
> strange bumps.
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Wow, Impressive work you done on that car !!

U/

thx for the comments guys

The details on that Audi are amazing. What are you modeling it with?

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"Trulli was slowing down like he wanted to have a picnic" LOL

3dsmax, poly modelling

It looks great

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Tony

looks awesome aid

New car OTR-03 (OPEL TRIBAL RACING) all with Brazil



It miss a few light







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A beauty

Nice

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Spyker-Ferrari F8-VII by ColdBlood
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Looks nice, but what about the left tyre?

MMG Renault:

1280x1024




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“Notice that the stiffest tree is most easily cracked, while the bamboo or willow survives by bending with the wind.”

nice render but imo the tyres look to big or maybe it's just the camera angle.

Could be the camera angle but this are gp4 tyres...maybe the car shape is too small?

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“Notice that the stiffest tree is most easily cracked, while the bamboo or willow survives by bending with the wind.”