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Old 05-27-2005
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Well, heres my another try of modeling the BMW 3 series. Hope you like it. Coments and crits are welcome.
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Up to a great start Are you using LightWave?

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How did you guesed? Yes, it is lightwave. Why did you ask?
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Wee sweet! I thought it looked like LW. I've been staring at LightWave for like 2 years

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skb875 maybe you know. How can i sharpen these edges?
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Here this should help.
The 1st picture is how yours prolly is.. and this is how you should bandsaw it.
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Thanks skb875. Now it looks much better =]
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Sweet it does , one more thing I just learned. When I make a body line, it's good to leave a space of 3mm. gives it a way better look.

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Youre right! =] But only one thing bothers me, I DON'T KNOW HOW TO RENDER! ops:
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Awesome job. Yea, I'm still learning too. One hint, LightWave is a pain in the arse to render with, if you don't have an extra PC or FPrime.. Might wanna check out 3DSM VRay.. Costs ALOT though :S

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Need help rendering? If you want something like this, I can explain

As for modeling, I think you're doing great, allthough there are quite some inaccuracy's on it. Check some refpics to match the real one One big pointer -> There is supposed to be an edge underneath the headlight.. These pics will show
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Nice going man, very nice. You can find some really good ref pics of modded and stock bmw's at http://forums.bimmerforums.com/forum...play.php?f=139

I modelled a e36 m3 too. I'll try to get some new renders up soon.

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Thanks for the ref pics NightEye. I'll do that a little bit later. And here is a little update
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Not only the little bit.. The grills are off too, and I think it's better to fix those before going on with the rest.. But oh well, as long as you fix them.. :mrgreen:


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