Render this: Rusted, busted old beaten up car
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Told the wife that axle could never support her weight.....but as usual she always knows best
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John
That rendering with the old farmhouse is just brilliant.
Here's my contribution. Thea TR1 with PS post pro. This was a real challenge for me, and I hope I can play some more as I have really gained some knowledge.
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Hello Dale, that looks great, I like the wheel on the back seat. "I hope I can play some more as I have really gained some knowledge." I don't think this is a time challenge thing, keep going.
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Looking good so far guys, I'm hoping to get to play next week also (got some work at moment
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2nd try, a little more beaten up.
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Wow Dale. Nice one! Love the setting.
John, another nice one!
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John, you keep raising the bar
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This is pretty grungy.
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I didnt do some thing as flash as your guys but for the fun factor, used a idea from Boyd Coddington Rat car concept.
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Gavin, nice one. The main thing about SU is, it should be fun as well as being a great piece of kit. Keep posting.
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Here's a quick render in Thea, before the graffiti hits it.
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vicspa that just wants you to run into the pick and save that poor limping aston from tomb-stone grave yard...
made me smile
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Woody ..
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These are prety old busted :d wot you say
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Yup, you certainly busted em
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Dunno why but I really like what you did to the one in the hayfield!
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My try....
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@imabzeous said:
These are prety old busted :d wot you say
that third one is amazing, is that heavy post pro or a style you have created? Even so love it
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@liam887 said:
@imabzeous said:
These are prety old busted :d wot you say
that third one is amazing, is that heavy post pro or a style you have created? Even so love it
its a software dynamic auto painter.... its very great and fun to use it... am still at learning phase.
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and liam a comment from you ... waouhoo am honored
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