On The Money by tallpindo
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I put up some images of this downloaded Corvette last fall as modified in Carrara 4. They were well received but needed a top down shot. Once the top is down you might as well open the doors as an interior is required for most points of view. So this is a second update. My theme is how sports make ladies more feminine. I won't back off on this. The ones that feel it is patronizing to accept their best as records I let pass by. Here's to those who come out to competition to forget the trophy girl, the ring girl and the racer's girl friend. Yes, even the finace' in the bar is forgotten.
Comments (18)
Dear Dale, I got a look at the Citation X this morning sitting on the ramp. Tomorrow I'll meet the simulator version. Today was all systems classes. This is a whole new ball game. It's a lot closer to a 737 than to the CJ line. I went out to check it out closer after class but it was off flying somewhere. I'm really wondering about the flying characteristics - it's got some seriously swept wings which can be a problem at high mach numbers in the transonic region. We'll see how things work out. Everyone swears it doesn't have a coffin corner! I hope they are right! The specs seem to indicate its not a problem. Well see how things work out! Im sure there will be some nail biting moments!!!! I'm trying to catch up at Renderosity tonight. I finally figured out how to post the "Infamous Cheesecake Recipe" on Renderosity so I'm gonna put that up later at I finish slaying e-bots!!! THE Boss sent a congratulations for passing the checkrides Godiva chocolate bouquet to my hotel room this morning!!!! Woo-Hoo!!! Ive already eaten half of it!!! While Im on vacation and doing pilot training, Im going to need to continue doing a lot of cut and pasting with just a tiny little real comment added!! Im really sorry, but I just dont have much time right now to write my usual wacko stuff! Ill be back on March 3rd!! WOW - What a super classic 'Vette!!!! AND I love the color!!! I always thought I should have a pink car!! The only problem is folks here would think I was a Maky Kay distributor!!!! Sports car all do have feminite lines. That's another reason I think guys like them so much!!! Super job with the car, gal, and background!!! Love ya!!! Meredith
There's something unbearably sweet about fast pink cars ... a contradiction in terms that stirs the heart [I think] Mike
Very beautiful car!! Nice render
Excellent realization and impressive modelling....!!!
Good one ~
Excellent!
Excellent lighting and scene hun!! Excellent work!!
Wonderful Corvette !!!
Sweet ride.
Excellent 'vette definitely a chick's ride. ;)
Outstanding shadows on this one!
I do not recall seeing a coral pink Vette until now. looks to be an outstanding model after your magic
this is super looking
Super looking Vette !
Awesome model, looks great but I'm not that crazy bout the paint job. Sweet render!!
well she must be a ca gal pink car and on the hillside dreaming away ; most that youn looking are in the bars with britney spears lol lovely and wonderful dale!
Nice are out of curiosity does carrera support Fresel shaders. They are really something that will bring out that car and make it pop. Fesel and SSS are those things you read about and go poo!!! I don't need those!!! until you have them and then you go Ooooooh!!! that is what I have been missing.
Carrara does have fresnel and subsurfacescattering (SSS). On this car I am working on some modelling issues related to non-interlace moniors (random looking meshes) and flat mapping (extremely acute needles over a broad area of mesh and needles that make concave valleys where prominences should be.) That, with patches to cover areas of glint or highlight has kept me busy redoing the wireframe without altering the proportions and lines and reveals. I should try those better texturing techniques on the C-5 Corvette I have which has no wire frame issues being from the digital design era. I have yet to make a two line sweep! Gordon and Coon's surfaces await.