A completely different kind of modeling.

I also do vehicle modeling. I design, create, paint, polish and accesorize my models also. Except, my models are done on the computer...3D Modeling. I can do everthing you guys do to your models to my models, but with way more detail, and posibly a better outcome, also to most it is easier, and cheaper (depending on the program used).
I have made many, but only have 3 models to show. Non of them are finished!
2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland custom, the front must be changed with the reflections to get rid of the square in the center.
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2003 Dodge Ram 3500 Dually custom, unpolished, dull
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2004 Dodge Ram SRT-10
Shown in what is called 'flat shading' it the process taken before the computer is told how to reflect the light.
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This technically belongs in the graphic manipulation forum...

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Originally posted by TheSyndicate
This technically belongs in the graphic manipulation forum...

quite true

-GTi-VR6_A3

Can't see the pics
Maybe u should uploading them using http://www.automotiveforums.com/upload/

Originally posted by TheSyndicate
This technically belongs in the graphic manipulation forum...

Exactly...

I like to build my models myself with my own 2 hands....3D modelling is great, but I like something I can display on a shelf when I am done....not a file that can get corrupted or lost.

Originally posted by freakray


Exactly...

I like to build my models myself with my own 2 hands....3D modelling is great, but I like something I can display on a shelf when I am done....not a file that can get corrupted or lost.

:werd: plus soem people find modeling with their hands alot easier than tryoing to manipulate 3d things on a 2d screen

-GTi-VR6_A3

I used to make 3d models too. But I'm having a little break now :D. Gotta try something new. And it's got boring. I was making those cars for a game. Need for Speed 4 :icon16: . But as I said, it's got boring.

tahts what i do...making mods for EA's F1 Series (F1 2002 and F1 Challenge 99-02)

http://dataserver.touritel.com/driving_revolution/misc/IMAGES/OPM/Neuer%20Ordner%20(2)/8.jpg
http://dataserver.touritel.com/driving_revolution/misc/IMAGES/OPM/Neuer%20Ordner%20(2)/5.jpg
http://dataserver.touritel.com/driving_revolution/misc/IMAGES/OPM/Astra.jpg

no render models but models to play with:dogpile:

any one of my favorites up to date...:)

http://dataserver.touritel.com/driving_revolution/misc/IMAGES/OPM/Z.jpg

nice mods opm, im trying to decide whcich is my fav but i can,t the z looks great plese post it in the graphic manip forum when you finish

-GTi-VR6_A3

very nice i like the audi the most. fits perfect in its enviroment.

the Z got its thread,the other will get it threads to when i get around to do some nice renders:-)

...these are REALLY simple 3D models- low-poly is only for games. if you really wanna get into editing in 3D try curves and nurbs... rhino is good to start with- one you have your basic model, you can pull and warp and sharpen areas to your taste- and change colour and add pearlescent paint by using a color block without havin to change textures. also, with NURBS, unlimited polys! so if you need a photo-render, you can have super-high poly levels, and if you decide you want to put it in game, just tell it to lower poly levels and build

it is as har dto do a really good low poly mesh as doing a good highpoly render model.

and what if i wanna edit games?:tongue:

that looks awesome.