Skyline 1957 by NURMer
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Description
The first Prince Skyline was a curious blend of Ford and Chrysler 50s' design elements.
Scripts and nameplates to be added when i find reference on these details.
Polymodeled in Max 5 and rendered in V-Ray.
Thanks for watching!
Comments (16)
a great bravo from me
Excellent as always. You show us the beauty of cars from the 50'-60'. Fantastic modeling and render. Thank you for shearing these beautiful images.
Perfect as allways, how about doing some mistakes next-time :D V
great work!
Fantastic as always :-)
more stunning stuff from the rendermeister...
Thanks for the replies, guys. Rear view can be seen at http://www.palat.com.br/images/skyline/sky2.jpg
Somewhere on the Marchal, Lucas or GE T-3 sites it says what the diameter of those round headlights was. 8 inches for the singles and 4 for the duals? More like 6 inches single and 4 inches dual. Never mind it was probably 5.5 inches in cm. Fourteen cm?
Oustanding modelling...V
Superb model!
Your car renders are among the best I've seen anywhere on the internet. Period.
All I can say is WOW!!! I am still learning how to model cars. Hopefully someday I will be able to model like you. Keep up the great work!
Wonderful model and great POV! I take it its the British version?
Bravo! Very good picture! Excellent artwork! Fantastic image!
Grandfather of a great series of cars.
Thanks again! Japanese cars were right-hand driven by then. Indeed the Skyline is an icon, and my idea was to model the very first one to show how it has evolved since. I was Googling the other day for the Vauxhall Victor and found this Skyline to be remarkably similar to it, albeit more elaborate.