2006 BMW 7 series

[majestic]

Well, first real car using Rhino, and I like that software.
The bumper isnt stock, but not really tuned either. IMO the stock bumper is ugly.

Surfaces from Rhino come out REAL smooth... but I have to remake most surfaces 4-5 times to get the smoothness.

Nice job bro. bumper looks nakkid for now. But you showed me how its gonna look so good luck.

[skb875]

NICE! I still don't get these wireframes But dang, it sure looks mad sexy

That surface is so good, does the model great

[Marqus]

Nice, very nice. I will have to try Rhino too..
But I see one poblem: it's not a Porsche

[yasickkk]

wow! man thats one of my fav's cars keep goin man awesome job

[tillaart36]

Damn that hood looks nice...perfect surface...

I did the Audi tt tutorial in Rhino but I'm really curious how you did your hood and the parts on the side. Tutorial maybe :wink:

Anyway keep up the work...I'll be following this thread closely

Greetz

[Dennispls]

surfaces like this make me wanna learn rhino too

[Bjolletts]

Originally Posted by Marqus

But I see one poblem: it's not a Porsche

Yeh majestic .. what's up wit that ?

Looks great so far.

[sky^sp]

i see another problem... there's a car in there? where.. i only see the track and damn it's beautiful (without going into the f-word range to describe how much i love it... bloody awesome ).
anyway, ok it`s a beemer, nice model so far, but hey, imo all the new beemers are ugly, really. last beautiful one was the past 5-series, kinda like all the new ferraris suck. oh, ok, i'm digressing again.
the model looks real good, is that your first model in rhino? you said first *real* car, so that hints at other concepts or tests ...

anyway, how did you do the track? i've been going nuts trying to get a more or less realistic concrete-slab surface, using bump- and / or displacement mapping - no go. pointers would do, thanks.

[hindusxxx]

please share some tutorial about this part of car I mean hood and bumper please excelent work.

[Mini_Filip]

Originally Posted by tillaart36

Damn that hood looks nice...perfect surface...

I'm really curious how you did your hood and the parts on the side.

2 rail sweep i think.......maybe curve network!

Anyways, looking great so far!

[The_Transporter7]

even though i prefer the e65, verynice work.


simple, clean cut, accurate to the inch, solid rendering. just perfect.

tears to my eyes

[SuB-ZeuZ]

Ahhh, I see you've fixed the front quaterpanel, looks awesome now!

You gotta love those smooth reflections on Nurbs surfaces :mrgreen:

[size=9px](I wanna start modeling in Rhino too now, lol)[/size]

[enzodiac]

nice going majestic!

I want to model in rhino aswell sub

Have any tutorials to share majestic ?

[Johnas]

Check THIS
Very nice tutorial for Rhino

Great start Majestic. I really should also start to learn Rhino. Those wires looks so sexy

[Bjolletts]

It's easy just to scream for tutorials .. but it takes rally long time to make them ... but fortunately some nice users have written about Rhino for us here:

Motivity's "Rhino Basics": http://www.smcars.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=14541

And Rain_Knight's "Next Audi TT": http://www.smcars.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=15217

EDIT: Ah .. touché Flash .. you really are quick as flash-lightning

[Johnas]

Originally Posted by Bjolletts

EDIT: Ah .. touché Flash .. you really are quick as flash-lightning

:mrgreen:

But I forgot to add Motivity's tut :wink:

[cumquat4]

Yeah, those wires look sexy, but don't expect to get anything looking like that without a tutorial, that's like expecting a perfect mesh from any poly program the first time. Rhino's harder than it looks, (i do use it a lot)though it is a really good program.

[Worlds only hope]

Maybe you should post up a real wire, maybe set it to 3 or something. :wink: Looks real nice though.

[Icekid84]

*SHOCK* not a porsche lol j/k The car looks great, I think I'm catching the rhino bug, makes me want to learn rhino now hehe, anyhow keep i tup and look forward ot updates.