[Tok_Tok]

This is a Mini Cooper i've been working on for a few weeks now. I thought i keep you guys up to date about the process and give Nico a little competition

Anyway here's a start:

[NicoR44]

Mooi man!

Waar modelleer je hem in?

[Tok_Tok]

Dank je!!

3d studio max (2011), gewoon poly.

NURBS is not part of my repetoir, not yet anyway. In a few months i have to start with Solidworks. Tea Bag is very fond of it and i'm guessing you are too

[Tea_Bag]

Dit is baie mooi!

[m-Que]

Nice

I thought i keep you guys up to date about the process and give Nico a little competition

Let the Holy war begin!

[Tok_Tok]

Here comes another katapult shot

[Tea_Bag]

Wow! Brilliant job on those light materials!!!! - Love the last pic! (maybe a slightly denser mesh)

[Half Life]

Yeah, you got my attention with that light for sure

Best,
Jason.

[Tok_Tok]

Thank you both guys!

Yes the mesh can use another iteration, i´ll keep it mind.

[NicoR44]

Fantastic !! did you use a bump map for that glass?

[Tok_Tok]

Another shot, this time of the flasher:



Please don't pay too much attention to the render below, it did not work out as i hoped it would but in the final render the light will off anyway




@Nico
Yes, a bump map did the job nicely

[NicoR44]

Great! I would love to see a bit more thickness in the glass.

[David Solito]

Is dit het John Cooper Edition?
Ik dacht dat het was een Engels forum

[Tok_Tok]

Wow je nederlands is best goed! Volgens mij is het ook engels, so i'll anwser in english
I don't think it's John Cooper Edition, i'm trying to model the one i own myself, and that's just a 1300

Well the thickness of the glass might be thicker then you think, it's respectively 1 cm thick. Maybe i'll change the Nd because in reality it's a cheaper glass or plastic. That will
give it a different look

[Tok_Tok]

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