Alfa Romeo 155 2.5 V6 TI Race Car (1993)

[multimediaman]

Gran Turismo 4 Pictures

Sorry about the tilt in these... heh... that's corrected in the subarus that I just got done taking pictures of.

[tom120934]

Excellent donation, really fun car to drive in the game. Thanks, for this one and for the whole bunch of Alfa prints today !

[multimediaman]

I'm actually posting up all the alfa romeo's in the game... so stay tuned!

[spitty3d]

@multimediaman: did you unlock all the cars in the game? whats your progress?

[multimediaman]

Been working on unlocking all the cars. It's kinda hard though, once I'm at the Racing and Rally cars, because they're all soooo expensive. I've either gotta win them, or save up millions to buy them

I'm about 65% at the moment

[scooter]

Thanks for all these donations!
Sorry, don't know anything about GT4... Is this resolution the highest you can get out of it?

[Icekid84]

Scooter : think of them more as guides. Your best bet anyhow is to use this as a guide and look at lots of pictures and even use pictures if you can find them. This gives you an idea bout scale and size which is helpful in itself .

I built a Aston Martin V8 (90s) and I found my self questioning widths and lengths of things. I even fixed a lot of stuff, but the point is if I had images like this I would have known how wide or tall to make it. So when you have a starting point such as these it really helps. Sadly these are not just quick screenshots that MMM takes , he has to put them together. So a side view could be like 5 different images pieces together to get as low as perspective as possible.

[multimediaman]

these particular prints have moved away from the whole multi-picture system. I was doing that before, when I not only was using photo-travel within GT Mode, which limits your camera to 300mm telephoto zoom, but it also was using a fairly short distance between the camera and the car. The less the zoom, and the less the distance, the more photos needed.

eventually, I noticed in replays you took photos from, you could set the camera up to 687mm zoom, and in one track in particular, the camera was so far away from the car, that perspective was virtually eliminated.

The drawback, is that your camera zoom ends the car up at this size. Had I decided to take on this many prints with my original method, I'd only have about 1/24th of all that I've finished so far... and that's quite a lot of prints missing out, heh

[Icekid84]

well learn something everyday. Well I find them big enough Thanks again!

[Jordsiee]

what i shall do for you nice people - funnily enough. i have the tamiya model kit blueprints for this same car. after i move house, ill upload them because im so nice x