1960 Chevrolet Impala

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Thanks hmg2007, tiberius, greenvampire, staticrain, kosso_oli, Tom, LOST, Tol@te and younglion!

Here are the wires and updates. I replaced the 59 hubcaps and redid the sidetrim section because it was way wrong. Some other issues may be redone too.

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And here are the final images

[Icekid84]

WOW... you never cease to amaze me with your work, I really like your 60s cars. They have a lot more eyecandy to behold. Especially with the big chrome.

On your work : do you like have a file that has all the basic parts you can use again and again with just slight modifications? Things like mirrors,interior parts, brakes, wheels etc. I wasn't sure if thats how you speed up your progress on cars. But I gave it a try and went through all my cars and grabbed parts that could be reused and parts I especially dreaded having to make.

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Thanks Icekid

Well the 59 Impala did contribute with the steering, dashboard, mirrors, wipers.
I use the same basic tire as well, often the basic wheel. Seats can be tweaked or redone, depending on what's time-saving. The door handle is the same i made for the 55 Chevy, common to all Chevys through the 60s i think.
Also, i make a point of keeping the models in the same zero origin so everything can fall in place, as if all shared a common ground. And scale.

[tiberius]

Dan, are you going to do prints for this one too? will be loved im sure by many, myself included.

[tom120934]

Damn good work, Dan ! It's amazing to see even you can show some kind of improvement : I really think it's one of your best render so far.

[pedro.malheiro]

wow.. great work... looks amazing
i realy love your job

parabens

[4yBaK]

Palat, as always gread job on oldschool rides

[Poltavskiy]

I havnt read any comments above, but is that render with vraytoon? And if not, are those seats with vraytoon? Because those lines are dark and just unusual. If you got it wtihout toon than SEXY! And if you did, than still SEXY! I am just curious.

[janusz_the_maker]

Superb work Dan. Your renders and models are stunning.