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Old 10-30-2006
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Audi A4

Hey i just joined this forum because im interested in getting better at car modeling. Here is my first try at a car ever. Tuner Audi A4.
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hmm.. did you ever you any bluprints for this car? the wheels stick out too much and honestly i cant what year audi that is.. probably a 97-99 i'm guessing.. anyways.. not to discourage, there's one good thing about this, and thats the fact that you know how to use max (i'm assuming its made in max, right? correct me if i'm wrong) in general, you know the basics of 3d.

my suggestion is lets start from the begining.. with blueprints... there a lot of tuts out there as to how to set them up, once you get that done, its important you model each part of the according to blueprints, but more important, according to ref pictures, its not neccessarly to model each part seperate, you can model it all as one mesh and then cut out the parts, but its the exact same idea.

but honestly, i'll give you a credit for a fully completed first car, and believe me, its WAY better then my first car, lol.. i say good job
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thanx alot for the comments, i actually started with blueprints of this 99 audi a4(u were close) and got fairly far and then took it in my own direction. Im about to start another one where i actually follow the blueprints very closely. Again I appreciate the help as im new. And by the way, i use maya, not 3dsmax but the mistake is excusable, they look more and more alike every day.
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lol, np man, if you have any questions or problems, dont hesitate to pm me, or ask other ppl on this forum, we'll be glad to help, i'm looking forward to your 2nd model
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