Anyways, one of my latest creations, model is a little rough, so the reflections are a little jaggy 
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Anyways, one of my latest creations, model is a little rough, so the reflections are a little jaggy Please let me know what you think.Thanks!!
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Your model looks awesome! Great job!!
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well, this PT simply rocks man! very nice! thumbs up
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That model is sweet. Can you post wire?
How do you create the seams between panels? I guess you model the shape of the panel - ie the bulge by the wheel is a good example, and then you make the seams? I always have problems keeping the flowing shape when I try to do cars.
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Great to hear from you. About the PT... It might be just the camera angle / focal length but to me it looks a tad wide and low. I might be just hallucinating since there's nothing to compare the size to...
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the only thing I don't like about the picture is the color of the car... black or dark blue would be better (in my opinion
)anyway...good work!
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I did all of these in Maya, including the interiors! I would like to here what you think. The modeling was a breeze. Chrysler provided insanely heavy and messy data. All I had to do was model on top of it. There data was not useable because it weighed in at about 7 million polys! Yikes. Anyways, take a look at the virtual tours, let me know what you think. Thanks again guys, I really want to start posting more again... I might be moving to London for two mo. in Aug. for a new opportunity . I will know next week.
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That would do itOriginally posted by brian_ellebracht
K, I have the focal length set at 120! that’s why it looks so wide, this was Chrysler’s request.
Great model anyway!
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