Hot Rod

[Mike Amos]

OK, not sleeping sometimes has a positive side to it, thought a bit on an old model 'rod and added a few new elements.

I am noticing that Rayscaper does not always update elements, groups/components as It should but a restart of Rayscaper sorts that right off the bat so NOT a problem.

I have mentioned Maxwell render before, used it to probably not its best but IMHO, Rayscaper beats Maxwell render hands down, NOW, let alone the future.

My big fascination which I am sure you will get, is cars. Ever since I could hold a pencil. Steve, I owe you for inspiring me to never give up with your talent and humility. Thank you, Sir.

[pixelcruncher]

Good stuff @Mike-Amos - Nice hot rod, and happy to hear you are having fun rendering. We'll get those bugs sorted.

[Rich O Brien]

@Mike-Amos said in Hot Rod:

Rayscaper beats Maxwell render hands down

Rayscaper is about to enter into Phase 2 which I'm super excited to see.

[Mike Amos]

Yee and indeed, Harrrrrrrrrrr...

[Mike Amos]

OK, local emergencies aside, some time to look into moving this forwards and hoo nose, finish it maybe. I will have to change up the dragon and some geometry is proving to challenge rolled marbles.

[hellnbak]

Really nice work, Mike. But it does need high-speed hubcaps. And flames. And some big Cadillac fins.

[Mike Amos]

Ta, Steve. Not sure about the 'hubcaps' on alloys but they are there on the other hotrod I did some tome ago. Two Fords in fact, one pickup and a SW.

1932 Ford Model A Pickup Drop Hotrod

Going back to motors again, this is the latest Kitbash from older components/models. Essentially a clay render for fit.

sketchucation (community.sketchucation.com)

Ford model A Hotrod

Thanks mate. This was started in about 2014 so I may as well finish it.

sketchucation (community.sketchucation.com)

The flames thing is something I want to do but getting used to new software which is taking a while.

Are we going to see anything new from you sometime?