Ready for a ride? by 3DClassics123456
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A special render of my Shelby Mustang for my friend Ricardo.
The doors can be opened, and when I create a convertible car, I often made a hard work with the inside parts ( radio, logos, handles, leather and so on.)
But, it appears that Vue users of my cars don't use p.o.v. showing theses high detailed polys parts.
Why?
Comments (10)
Excellent work... bravo... I love it...
"But, it appears that Vue users of my cars don't use p.o.v. showing theses high detailed polys parts. Why?" Because they're idiots? LOL great render, merci!
It really is a level of detail that allows the user to enter the space of the owner and sometimes the designer. What I wonder about is Ackermann, the way the two front wheels steer to different angles on older cars. Does DAZ use this or not on their models that have steering wheel synchronization with wheel angle? F1 cars no longer use it. Wide tires have made it obsolete. Becoming finicky with something only to have it vanish is the type of encryption I avoid to prevent being trapped by a brand or even a industrial grouping. It's fun to play with such things though.
Wow! Bravo! Excellent work!
Excellent stang, excellent work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
kewl little pink Pony! Stellar work on the detail!
Awesome creation! Yes, open cars request a long work on interior details... The work you made here is excellent... 5+++++!
Superb modelling! - very nicely done
Love it:)
the only thing i see that would make this look almost 100% real is the lack of door hinges. It is a VERY lovely model with all the right parts in all the right places