My .SKP Works
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It is looking very nice so far. Good job!
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Yes it is, very nice!
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A little work
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As I said earlier; Fantastic modelling!
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Lookin' good!
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Ugh, the front bumper is a pain, my blueprints site said it was an E60, but the actual prints disagree, does anyone know the real E60's front bumper
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Thanks JaViXP, i wanted a front schematic, but that image did the trick
Some progress.... Changed the colour as well
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You are welcome. Very nice work, it is looking really good so far!
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Do you use Marians technique or do you hand draw each polie. I can make front and side fenders and bonet but always go wrong on the pillars next to the windshield. I ask because your car modelling skills are excellent. Have you ever made a tutorial?
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@coasterdude184 said:
Do you use Marians technique or do you hand draw each polie. I can make front and side fenders and bonet but always go wrong on the pillars next to the windshield. I ask because your car modelling skills are excellent. Have you ever made a tutorial?
Hello, Coasterdude, i do not make cars with my own technique, but Rogue's excellent meshing technique, you can find his tutorial here
If you want the pillars, i always hand-draw each poly up to the side windscreen.
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lol, I'm sure you can see how badly it went wrong at the pillars
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Mind sending me the model? (I might be of help)
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My latest project... BMW 3 Series Touring
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Itโs looking good so far. I wouldnโt mind seeing some hidden geometry
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Good work Shreeyam! And I agree with Rogue, you should attatch some in Hidden Geometry.
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Ok, here is the model with model info open.
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Good to see you to on the forum^^, and its great to see how fast you learn!
cool to see you making 3d cars from blueprints! I model cars too, with blueprints...its the same technique used in more complicated 3d software like 3d max and maya.
btw, you make the REALY fast
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