Vehicle: Porsche 356 B Cabrio

[ssyed]

NiCe! i especially like the shader for chrome and the paint how'd u do that... also what program did u use render/modellings

[munkY]

Originally posted by ssyed
NiCe! i especially like the shader for chrome and the paint how'd u do that... also what program did u use render/modellings

its not too hard to get a good car paint with hdri since reflections is very important i guess

i use max 5 and vray

[munkY]

here is from another view

http://landspeed.mine.nu/gallery/porsche/porsche14.jpg

[Signal2Noise]

Nice model and rendering. Hubcap & 'PORSCHE' hood label looks a bit flat tho'.:shrug:

[viper11885]

wow, that looks beautiful..

could you plz post up some wires???

thx. ;)

great work!

[godeus25]

something about all the chrome looks a bit of to me. especially on the writing. and didn't those cars have dome shaped hub caps? oh yeah, the indicator lights don't look as though they would work as lights very much.

great model to make a model of though. I once saw one of these at a body shop stripped down to just the body, nothing inside and just primer on it. it was a hard top and probably the most beautiful lines on a car ever.

i vote you touch it up and bring it back!

[Sqwall]

It is modeled well. But can you add some details to the model like textures for turn lights and some other little things ... and there one thing that bothers me is the front of the car clipping through the front bumper :p And can you work on the bump map of the head lights its a little odd I think .

No offence man
Nice work.

P.S. I can post yoy some GI setting for vray to fix the problems with the GI on the porsche title :)

[wgreenlee1]

Dang I love Porsche...
This one looks great except whats been said already...
The headlights look really good but I think you should be able to see more of the back reflect lens of the headlight.

http://www.type-911.co.uk/images/general/headlight.jpg

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