Wow, impressive! I'll probably go back to drawing cars again - big time - especially seeing all these. Although I did make a sketch of a quite odd Porsche (call it an abomination or whatever):
Alex saw a Datsun in the there at first glance, and he may be right. But I was hoping for someone to shout out BMW Z8, or Jaguar E-type, or perhaps the Panoz GTR-1 (too far...?). Oh well.
I found a nice looking Porsche 930 on the warehouse... 
Heh, I just updated my version of the Capri a few weeks back - this time it won't be some cheesy rice-mobile.
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I found one of my old drawings (circa 2006). I drew it of an image which was a 3/4 side view; pretty good I guess:
Though I did find something interesting:
So after that, I came up with:
Then, your Ford Falcon model came to mind... I'll start work in a months time, when I'm done with the exams and all.
So my point is, do you have any old sketches for us to look at? 
D'oh! Just when I started restoring my version of the imported M12, you started making a better one...
That Mustela's looking good!
Holy sh*t! That's just badass. I'm just wondering if the layer feature works in SketchUp Viewer...
Alright then, I'll be waiting.
Until then: slow-motion car-porn!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b96hBQV1GKU
Cheater. 
I have to retouch renders with Photoshop A LOT. It's almost impossible to get what you want out these render programs - it's like they have a mind on their own.
... Nothing new? Okay.
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I was just updating one of my models - the Gallardo racecar - and I saw one of my older models in the related item list. It was the Cadillac XLR and my god is it hideous. What was I even thinking?
Ever happened this to you? Ever modelled anything weird in the past and wished it'd go away?
@unknownuser said:
It lets you orbit around a constantly rendering model.
Yup, real-time rendering, baby! How cool is that? I guess it's one of the reasons why HyperShot owns, literally.
@unknownuser said:
Prius?!? Heck no!
Oh don't you worry, Ray won't be getting over his fetish for sports cars any time soon. Sorry I failed to point out my sarcasm there - I guess we r teh n00bs wen it coms 2 commucatin on teh interwebz.
@vercors said:
Nice cars, but in times of the climate crisis you should better modell a Prius.
You heard the man, Ray!
@ultimatez 32 said:
great models! Anyway, have you ever tried podium? look what it has done to your Xzell LM....
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+1. Nice work.
50-sided is still "heavy". I once did a 100-sided wheel for Alex (Viper, I think) and then compared it to its 24-sided version: My head exploded. 50-sided wheels still have the same effect, so I got rid of my old wheels and redid them. But who knows, may be some day I'll do 100-sided ones...
Great wheel by the way, and not just because I'm an Audiphile...
You might want to work only on two models at a time. Otherwise things don't really work quite well. My work is easy compared to yours, but working with more than two models gets annoying and one ends up finished months later.
Weeee! Nice.
Any plans for the Mk6 Fiesta? I know, I'm just trying to keep you busy.
Grr... and again, here.
That's a good example too. I wouldn't agree with the taillights being slightly angled, but may be it's just the point of view.
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Alright people, injecting car quiz into this thread.
This is a 1969 Shelby GT500: Photo
And this is a 1969 Shelby GT500: Photo
As you might've noticed, it's a fakie. So, anyone knows the original car?
Full story here, but don't just jump to the conclusion!
Beautiful craftsman, BTW.
Well, you could work with the hidden geometry on, but it's best to deal with the smoothing later.
Speaking of hidden geometry, does any of you use shortcuts for the important tools/views? I rigged up a couple of them and I seem to work faster now. Just a thought.
Interesting. Wish I had the guts to finish one.
That Mazda pickup seems interesting.
Pepto Pink! 
I think you should go for a factory colour:
Sadly, I'm too lazy for the RGB codes... You're on your own now.