Turbo Regal by Swidhelm
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Not quite done, as the center of the hood needs to be fixed, the grill isn't quite right, amongst some other small details. Heh decided to work on this cause its my favorite car and a guy at work was arguing with me about them. He says they were only made from 86-87, and refuses to believe they were introduced in 82 as a two tone silver and grey with red pin stripe, rather than black. Sure it was only 125 hp, but that is why they droped them for 83, so they could figure out how to get more power out of their V6.
Regal was made in Wings 3d, and though mapped, and textures ar still in work, I have to modify the mesh. Heh. Doe. All well. Thanks for lookin'.
Comments (4)
It's coming along smashingly! :) I can't believe you've modelled this in wings. I have got to learn how to use that program properly. You're a very talented artist and modeller! I'm very proud to know you, because you're a great influence to me :) vote
What can i say that i havent already said? U have such amazing talent D. Dont ever let anybody tell u otherwise. Keep it up!
Feh, cars :) Well done, but not my cup of tea :D
Looks good... Front wheel arch might need to go forward, but just a smidgen. Nothing like something that looks like a brick, but goes like a Corvette. One of the few cars from the mid '80s which has retained (if not gone up) in value. (Provided that it's in good condition.) With some tweaks to the suspension and increasing the boost, this model will give cars magnitudes much more expensive a run for their money. Not your typical "grandma" car. :D Also it couldn't hurt to place a radial or two for fill and highlight illumination in your renders. It helps bring out the detail.