American Muscle Contest

[Shadow Axel]

uggg, i can't be bothered doing a high poly model right now so i am resiging from the comp

[NightEye]

Originally Posted by pineapple

uggg, i can't be bothered doing a high poly model right now so i am resiging from the comp

Why not do a lowpoly instead?

[Shadow Axel]

yeah, maby if i can get my hands on some nice charger prints i will but my low poly skills arn't so good to do any thing to fancy

[jreitmeier]

I think I'm gonna have to toss my hat into this ring as well.

I'll do a 1978 Trans Am unless I find another one in one of my magazines (which I'm about to go through ).

[Grungy Harry]

Humm...can a second generation Mustang be considered a muscle car? It had (some) performance for sure but it was based on a ****box.

I would model a medium-poly one for gaming needs. Plus i still can't recover my AMX reference (about 800 pics on a corrupted DVD). :'(

[Johnas]

I think it's muscle but let the topic starter decide that.

And I'm changing my car to Plymouth Roadrunner 68

[malaki]

if its ok with the others about you enterin a model that youve already started then i guess so, an the OLD corvettes were muscle cars, its the new ones that are considered sports cars.......extra points to whoever models a silver aniversary corvette lol my old man used to own one....fantastic lookin...and the sound..*Sex wee*

[Grungy Harry]

EDIT: Nevermind, i'm in with the Mustang II (version undecided).

[Kaperang]

I'm grab Pontiac Le Mans '72 (not GTO)

[jreitmeier]

Decided on a 1971 AMC Javelin AMX. To be specific, the Trans Am champion of 1971. If it's ok to do a race modified car, that is. If not, I'll do the street version.