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Old 02-20-2007, 09:54 AM
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3d modelling car inspiration

hi! i haven't posted for a while and im going to model a car but i don't know which one. i need ideas and it can be any car. I've been practicing in MAYA 8, so i'm not a beginner and i thought that it's time to make a car. I was thinking of doing a BMW M3 (e46) but i want more ideas. I've seen the Digital Tutors "modelling a photorealistic car" DVD and i'm pretty sure that i can tackle any car that you can come up with. I go tohttp://www.the-blueprints.com/index.php?blueprints/cars/ to look at blueprints, and i recommend to go there and check it out.
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Where was this site when I needed it. Good find!
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