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Fiat 600 wip |
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(03/23/09 15:42:50) |
I decided to take a break with my macchi starting a new
project.
A little old italian car: Fiat 600 I thought it was an easy subject to model.... But it's not so easy... 
 
Last Edited By: poca3 03/25/09 15:22:45.
Edited 1 time.
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scorpius |
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(03/24/09 11:32:51) |
Good work! It looks like your seicento is off to a great start. Just keep adding details.
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(03/24/09 15:10:22) |
Thanks Scorpius.
This is the back of the car. With too many vents holes... 
 
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(03/24/09 15:45:31) |
It really looks good. The lines flow perfectly. I need to learn to model stuff like that.
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(05/08/09 13:38:04) |
Very nice. Looks like somebody else has discovered the power of using inverted duplicates, loop cut, and bridging.
Not that those methods for nice vehicular edge-flow across separate parts are completely secret, they're actually covered in a wikibooks tutorial for an airplane. You could do it scorpius! I'm just surprised you're going that poly heavy on the rear hatch so soon. I'd either opt to map it and use texturing tricks, or make the vents separate from the main part of the panel and use combine. But whatever works. 
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(05/09/09 00:57:21) |
i'm very impressed by this. you made something that i would have a high poly count of easily. thus the reason i stick to blades and such.
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(05/11/09 13:26:18) |
pauljs75 wrote: Going so heavy poly because there are 15 rows of vents going into the surface of the rear hatch. So i found it easier to model them on the hi-poly mesh.    
Keep going with your aircraft tutorial!
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dentex |
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(06/13/09 05:30:55) |
amazing model!
keep posting! |
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(06/20/09 13:16:14) |
Grazie Dentex
Here are details of the wheel:  
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