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Just been working on this 3D model recently. Early days yet. Getting some good help from 105E owners with ref photos :)

 

Thought you might like to see the progress.

 

Will add trailer arches, etc. later.

 

Dave

 

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Posted

That is wicked, any chance of getting it put onto a poster?? Dunno what the feasability of that is??

:roll:

Guest M.Bird DOHC
Posted
Nice. :thumbsup:

 

 

But I bet you can't put a fruit pastille in your mouth without chewing it. :wink:

 

 

LMAO!

 

Or eat a sugar coated jam doughnut without licking your lips :wink:

Posted

Thanks guys,

 

I am working away. Added front indicators, adjusted more body panels, added deep dish rims ... and a 60s colour. Trying to keep it mostly period - amazingly difficult to get into a 60s mindset without wanting to use garish colours, monster rims, huge exhausts, carbon fibre etc.

 

First off want to make a real sleeper with period mods - so that those who are in the know, will instantly smile and understand. Posted this in another forum and the kids just don't get it - "old, boring car". :roll:

 

What period mirrors were used ? I take it that mirrors were not standard ? Apart from the bullet mirrors, what other styles are period ?

 

And any other suggestions for period accessories and mods ?

 

Dave

 

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Posted

Mate, that just get's better and better :wink:

 

On the early models, mirrors werent standard, but I believe they were an option. You could try some bullet style mirrors, they have been around for ages now, and are still a hit with the Mini boy's. Other than that, a nice peep mirror on top of the window frame. :wink:

Posted

thats stunning mate, i wouldnt have a clue how to even start something like that!!

 

any pics from the start? would be interested to see where you start from and how you build it up...

Posted

I have done other models ;)http://www.dmmultimedia.com

 

Yes, here are some pics showing me starting on the front wing and some wire frames to show how I built it up. With careful positioning of the edges and a smooth modifier it gets to the smoothed clay versions you see.

 

I also have a full 3D model in DWF format (requires a free viewer) that you could download and rotate ... if anyone is interested ?

 

Here is the start, just starting to create the front wing/bonnet area. I grab an edge (or set of edges) and extruded them into another set of polys, and move the points around again, uisng the blueprints I set up as a guide. Slowly building up the shape, polygon by polygon :

 

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Little later on :

 

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early version before cutting out the doors/bonnet/boot :

 

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and as a clay render. Exactly the same idea when you put a real car in primer to check the smoothness of panels etc.

 

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Dave

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