1933 Dusenberg SJ Roadster.

[Mike Amos]

Thanks, I kicked myself when I realised I had missed several small parts. Oh well, they will be there next time out.

[hellnbak]

It's always nice to see a vehicle here, very nice work indeed! Any chance to see some more views, maybe the hidden geometry? Again, very impressive .

[Mike Amos]

Thanks Steve, I had forgotten a few things I wanted to change like chassis black for some parts but I'm going to do another in a bit. When I finish insuring my car for the road.

[Bryan K]

What failure?

[Mike Amos]

Some parts were not textured or given a render finish so they fade into the image, windscreen wipers and parts of the suspension etc.

[Bryan K]

@mike amos said:

Some parts were not textured or given a render finish so they fade into the image, windscreen wipers and parts of the suspension etc.

I'll take your word for it.

[duanekemp]

I'm just LOVING this project.

[Mike Amos]

Thanks mate.

[majid]

Nicelydone! How did you model the fenders?

[Mike Amos]

Thanks mate. a lot of push pull in those fenders. not 'correct' but as close as I could get.

[majid]

Wow , lots of work then... amazing result!

[Mike Amos]

Thanks mate, appreciated.

[Scattered]

Nice! I love a Dusenberg roadster and you don’t see them often. I admire those of you putting together these highly complex vehicle models using SketchUp. I wouldn’t even know how to start, never mind get to this level of completion.

[Mike Amos]

Thank you, much pr actice. Rinse and repeat. There are quite a lot of folk here who are much more advanced than I am and it's a great place to learn. Mostly I make my own designs and that is where the baldness comes in.

[Bryan K]

Damn but this is still stunning!

[L i am]

I completely missed this project......stunning! Could be a nice little side earner for you. That model car is selling for $120.00 a download on CG trader.

[Mike Amos]

Thanks mate. Looking into that.