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Old 02-28-2007
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Thanks Masakari
palat - thank you for suggestions and help (and Ebay =)
I will post renders soon

Thank you all for watching and support
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I think it looks much better now.

Sorry for forcing you into rebuilding it.

I usually rebuid my models a few times before being satisfied with them.
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Old 02-28-2007
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surely this is a fine model!
really sweet! well done m8
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Old 02-28-2007
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cool, this looks tons better than before.

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Old 02-28-2007
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becomes better and better, but still have some roughness...One of them: take your attention on rear tilelights and brakelights.In earlier version, distance between roof, rear window and side rear windows was more correctly...One more: check references, directional lights is not sinkin, they just bind to body.Between them placed rubber...
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Old 02-28-2007
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I'm glad you noticed that Vasily =) Since I was remodeling headlights I was too lazy to make details I will fix that and the rear window, also.

nb - that was no forcing man, I am pleased because you helped me. Thanks to you my Porsche is more looking at what it should look at
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I usually rebuid my models a few times before being satisfied with them.
I often do the same. Sometimes I delete entire max file and start over again
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Indeed, this is a good model. What's better is that the modeler is good too.

However, i don't think that you should delete the entire max file to start over again because it is always good to have the old one lying around so that you don't make the same mistake again.
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Sure
But the reason I delete it anyway is "new chance" for modeling again. Off course, i do it only if I have just about half or less of model finished. Sometimes I find remodeling fun and is always new experience.
Btw - I actualy hardly ever delete max file But I do remodeling quite often
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Old 03-02-2007
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Here are test renders. Sorry about the rear bumper and taillights textures.
Rear window is weird, will fix that up.
I'm starting interior soon.



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Old 03-02-2007
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nice car, nice simple shape but thats a good thing.
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Really nice work!

Surely I'll follow this topic!

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looks realy nice. nice model and nice render

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thats a nice render, very nice reflections, no bumps, definitly improved over the last one
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excellent renders, they are very clean

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great work, that cant be an easy car to model!

keep it up

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Old 03-04-2007
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Great!I'll wait for detailing wheels
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Looking good, Niray

May i suggest you do the interior of the taillights. I have found out that it easy and pays to model the complete taillight, as small as it may be. Thus you can slap a transparent red material on the lenas and let the chrome interior and lamp show through.
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Old 03-06-2007
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Very encouraging comments here!
Thank you all for replies!
Since last time I worked on geometry of a car and improved it. Exterior is definitely finished. After palat's help tail lights look awesome =)
Now onto interior - I started of a door and roof and made some basic shape. Also, seats are finished and now I need to model back seat.

References appreciated, and comments.

Cheers

EDIT: Here are some screengrabs
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Old 03-07-2007
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I expanded interior, but still needs details.
Here is a test render in white-red combination.
Enjoy =)


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Old 03-07-2007
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Looks very nice Excellent job.
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