C63 AMG

[outlawz_mk]

U might have seen my other treads of the c class (normal and brabus bullit). I'm now starting with the C63 AMG. As u might know there are no blueprints to find for amg models i will try to make it by the help of normal pictures of the car.
I have already modeled the body of the car so i just need to change the front/ back bumper, sideskirt, hood and some other little things.

critics r always welcome


here are some pics

[tom120934]

It looks like a good start. You improved your skills since your previous work.

Can you post some unsmoothed wires and also a clay render ?

[outlawz_mk]

and another one

[300zx_9]

Nicely done and a lovely wire and also a good choice of car really nice. As said please post some clays.

[outlawz_mk]

Originally Posted by tom120934

It looks like a good start. You improved your skills since your previous work.

Can you post some unsmoothed wires and also a clay render ?

I DONT KNOW HOW TO RENDER CLAY :o:o huahau, u asked me before and honestly i haven't really tried to find out but thats because i'm a little bussy at the time

but here is some unsmoothed pics

[et_fone_home]

Nice work, few stuffs, Grille is wrong, You need to check refs for that. Clay is just renders with default materials.
Keep it up.

BTW, what about the other C Class cars? They Finished?

[outlawz_mk]

No i'm working on them as well, right now i'm working on the brabus.. i started with the front bumper so the grill is still from the other c class, no hurry that will come after the bumper

[300zx_9]

To render in clay:
1. Choose mental ray as your render engine
2. Choose raytrace in the material editor
3. Set the specular a little higher
4. Go to render
5. Hit render and then you should be rendering in clay.

But don't forget to have turbo smooth on.

[Checker2k3]

That looks really fine so far, but I am also interested in an clay render!

[Lewis]

Yes it looks very good so far but as already said clay render would help us to see is there any pinches/error and by that help you to find them at begining when it's easier to fix .

cheers