Clash of the Titans by Swidhelm
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Description
Okay okay, so one of the titans is missing--the challenger. I haven't seen a new challenger done for poser though. Not yet.
Anyways, this shows off a bit of the rigging for the Shelby. Not that there is much rigging involved, but it does have body roll and pitch. Also, Brett, I uh . . tweaked . . . your rig a bit. And by tweak I mean I made a new rig. Heh. Just wanted some body roll for a drift shot. Used same groups though. Was just too lazy to go un-hide some of the dials. :P
The Shelby has some texture tweaks that still need to be done, and I still want to map the rotors, and maybe the rad, as you see it through the grill.
Anyways, I know, not my usual fair, but I do love cars. Particularly muscle cars.
Camaro is from Renderosirt Market Place. See credits for details.
Comments (13)
Nice! Cool Pic.
Ahhhhhhhhhh...another artist that can do vivid intense action scenes...can't go wrong with American Muscle!!..Kick AZZ Scene!..Well Done!! -Will-
This is sweet.
Fantastic job Darrin!!! Cool idea for an image :) your Shelby looks killer.
Really looks fantastic! Nice job!
Awesome! Cool scene to showcase...looks Great!
Great camera angle nice work with the smoke!
Here I thought I was going to see some new critters. Still this is pretty cool.
Way cool Buddy!
Hehe the old Ford vs Chevy:) Very nice work on this, Ive had a few mustangs older ones mind you but still love them:) CHEERs
Great looking image
Um Um UM! Both cars...two mistresses...one outcome! OH THE CONFLICT!
I love the movement in this shot! You can really see the weight shifting as they drift! Good use of blurring too. It's an awesome piece of work!