A Newbies Lamborghini Murciealgo

[Spindle]

Yet another Lamborghini Murciealago. This is only me second car model in max so please be kind. This is what I have so far...



Comments are welcome!

[ColdFlame]

uhh man u are not a newbie!!this mesh looks promising.but if u were a newbie that car would be the worst choice.cuz that car is one of the hardest ones ever anyway u dont seem like a noob u got skill now then keep it up!btw i have 1500 (may be more than it ,daily getting more) pictures of that car if u need just pm me or write down in there good luck!

[Overwinder]

Yes good start for a newbie. But try too look at some reference pics for accuraty.

[scooter79rs]

Good start just have to work on the accurcy. Be warned the area from the b-pillar to the vents for the radiators is the hardest area to get right.

[Spindle]

A Little bit of an update, started making the seams, detaching parts, etc.



Don't mind the messed up windshield - its not done

[ColdFlame]

expect for the bumper everything is good enough

[Spindle]

Can someone help me with materials. I am trying to obtain the same paint that goes on a Murcielago.

[Mimigu]

Use a yellow color: that goes on a Murcielago!

[blindacideye]

in all honesty that paint doesnt look TOO bad BUT maybe you should use the chamfer tool a bit more on those edges on the bottom and on the creases on the hood lines, really good for a second car though, just like everyone else said just make sure to take a close look at reference pics, keep it up!! and good luck!

[XSImatrix]

check this out, for all the corners on your model (detached parts, use this method to get them sharp. Also its good practise to double chamfer your edges(the ones that will be creating the creases)

1. Chamfer and delete polygons that will give you gap between body part
2. Extrude edges inwards
3. Select all the edges on along border (not the edge that was just extrude the other dummy )
4. Chamfer with medium size amount
5. Select the most inward edge from that chamfer and chamfer that edgeloop with a much smaller size.

ex. First chamfer =1
Second chamfer = 0.2

also, chamfer your corner edge with a small amount (0.1-0.5 or soo)