[Tok_Tok]

And 1 of the 4 wheels:



The simball:



Btw this material will soon be up on the MXM site.

[MS]

Wow!

It looks great.

At this moment I am modeling my own too.

[Tok_Tok]

Thank you!

That's the most awesome RC car i've ever seen! Go paint it! I think you also should do it in British Racing Green.

[djflod]

wowiee ... the tire looks great

@ ms ... don't paint it ... it looks perfect like it is

[Tok_Tok]

Thank you dflod!

Finished the Taillight today:




You just gotta love how fast the caustics clear up!

[m-Que]

Absolutely fantastic!

[NicoR44]

superb

[Tea_Bag]

Brilliant!!!

[David Solito]

love it! Realistic! Just the refection color on the render with the lights off are colored. Is that correct?

[djflod]

amazing

[rusteberg]

nice!

what's the secret behind the metal you are using on the grill, if you don't mind me asking?

[sms]

So gorgeous!!

[Tok_Tok]

Thank you a lot guys!!
I'm glad you all like it.

what's the secret behind the metal you are using on the grill, if you don't mind me asking?

I used a noise bump map, very light and small tiled, together with a little Anisotropy.

Tom once said (and i'll try to quote him as close as possible): There are no metals with roughness, it's the scratches and the imperfections that make the metal look rough.
So from then on i only used bumpmaps and scratchmaps to make my metals look rough. It's much more realistic.

Just the refection color on the render with the lights off are colored. Is that correct?

No you're right, that's not correct. I'll change that ASAP!

[tom]

Very nice!

[big K]

yes, very good stuff !

are the lights (glas caps especially) modelled, or are they partly textured (bump, displacment)?