Rogue's W.I.P's!
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Here are some pics of a model I made for a tutorial.
http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=1e7eb30b33cacdce4fad2ee6b61a6788
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@unknownuser said:
Here are some pics of a model I made for a tutorial.
http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=1e7eb30b33cacdce4fad2ee6b61a6788
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[attachment=0:128q6l92]<!-- ia0 -->Ford Scorpio...jpg<!-- ia0 -->[/attachment:128q6l92]good stuff =D
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btw, good tutorial
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I've never created a car using that technique you show in your video but I enjoyed the tutorial very much and plan on using some of those methods . . . when I finally get to use SketchUp again in a couple of weeks, or so.
Keep up the great work - thank you for the time to publish the video tutorial - awesome!
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just had to say (again) Nice Stuff!
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Just got myself a permanent account.
Hopefully, I might post new updates once in a while.BTW, I too have been making some wheels after going through this thread again. Although my outlandish designs are nowhere near your realistic ones, I just thought of sharing them with you
.![Here's the latest one I just made. (Note: The lugs look very tiny due to hidden lines and "unsafe" due to not having any housing around it. Currently working on that)](/uploads/imported_attachments/Wvdg_wheel1.png "Here's the latest one I just made. (Note: The lugs look very tiny due to hidden lines and "unsafe" due to not having any housing around it. Currently working on that)")
I would've uploaded the brakes as a separate model ages ago but I don't know what's holding me back from doing it (voices inside my head...
). I just might in the future sometime...What d'ya think?
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nice stuff blank
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They are looking very good. I am amaized at how much you have actually done and how good they look. I started to use the same tyre and brakes on most of my wheels. Saves me haveingto spend hours fidiling around with a new mesh.
I hope to see more wheels from you.
BTW are you still uploading to the 3dwarehouse, if not, I wish you would.
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Yeah, I'm working on some right now. I have entries for FJC and Anton's contests, the Scirocco GT24 (just have the front fascia to work on) and a Nissan ute (SilCamino) which I'm going to upload soon.
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Oh....and another wheel. I hope you like it
http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=8a3036787f9f6e8c7bbd6a07bb1da6d6
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Here is my 2009 Trojan Cobra WIP. Still looking like a Mustang but now starting to look more like the new GT.
Total re-modeling time: 3 hours (more to come)
Poly count: 10,000
With wheels: 55,000
Estimated Final: 65,000
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Funny that the wheels are higher polygon than the car- lol
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That Edge wheel looks seriously good. Too bad they didn't save it for a large sedan or the V6 Mustang. It looks tiny on the Edge.
Like I said in the warehouse, the update is coming out well. Worth the wait IMO.
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@unknownuser said:
Here is my 2009 Trojan Cobra WIP. Still looking like a Mustang but now starting to look more like the new GT.
2010 mustang?
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@unknownuser said:
Here is my 2009 Trojan Cobra WIP. Still looking like a Mustang but now starting to look more like the new GT.
**WOW!!!
COOL!!!
AWESOME!!!**
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@kdsdesign said:
@unknownuser said:
Here is my 2009 Trojan Cobra WIP. Still looking like a Mustang but now starting to look more like the new GT.
2010 mustang?
Yup
Thanks for the comments, its always good having feedback
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for some reason the pre 2010 mustang was kind of "boxy" just my opinion lol
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Here are some more pics.... Of the window revision
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Maybe try a wheel style like this:
that might seem impossible to create a wheel style like that, but hey, you might want to try it
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Excellent work rogue!
KD, this is certainly possible in the real world, so i'm guessing it is possible in SU.
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