[houchenk]

Greetings I have been using maxwell to generate these images for Hotwheels.
Models are built in Rhino v4 and Freeform claytools, rendered in studio.

Updated image
3-08-07







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[glebe digital]

That's a nice commission and a good job

[JCAddy]

well done!

Congrats on the hot weels jobs.

[dd_]

very nice renders and good job with the modelling

[Tim Ellis]

Nice renders & modeling.

The purple/silver truck with the chopped roof looks



Tim.

[sandykoufax]

Very nice render but your environment map is some weird.

[MarkM]

Nice work… I like the border style around the renders.

[abgrafx3d]

Very nice concepts, modeling and renders!

[mverta]

Yes, definitely hide those backgrounds, so you focus only on the cool little cars!

_Mike

[houchenk]

update on page 1 new image added more to come

[houchenk]

new image- more coming

[sandykoufax]

Very nice model.

Did you use environment channel for the reflection map?

The reflection on the window is somewhat weird.

[michaelplogue]

Interesting! Hotwheels has certainly come a long way since I was a kid....

[sourcery]

was hot wheels impressed?? these look really cool, haha i want to buy them to display !!

[dutch_designer]

You need to work on thickness of the windows and roof.. those are not wafer thin but should have some real thickness, it'll improve the realism a lot (so they don't look instantly recognisable as CG models made of single surfaces).
I haven't seen a real Hotwheel car since I was a small kid, so I don't know how tight they can mold these models nowadays, but some of the edges seem really sharp considering the size of those cars (also paint usually softens those curves as well).
Other than that and the things already mentioned above, they're cool models!