Edsel Citation close-up by 3DClassics123456
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
As this car is the most detailed that I have ever made, I show diffrent points of view ( close-up, of course ). If there are no "good" blueprints on the web, there are many photographs on the web, because this car is rare and expensive in good condition...
I think that you ought to look in full size...

Comments (16)
I'm glad you showed more pictures of this... I just looked up when Bonnie and Clyde died and what car they had.... they car is still around today - they were killed May 23, 1934.... one of the most well known bank robbers in the history of the world.... as I viewed pictures, I saw the "death car". and thought of you.... You love making model cars, the Bonnie and Clyde car that they died in was shot full of bullets durring the "gangster" period.... It'd be cool to see you make the car and be able to dial in bullet holes, broken glass, flat tires - I think you'd have a blast with that project and you could give me one for turning you on to the idea - lol
Superb detail Alain!
So much detail. More 50s and 60s cars like this needed :)
Great closeup... I really love how this model came out!
Tu dors un peu de temps en temps? Superbe!
EXCELLENT and BREATHTAKING Alain!!!:-)))))))))))))))))
This model is incredible my friend, outstanding !
Good that you rendered some close ups Alain...let people see how far you have taken this.
Incredible work, the details are beautiful.
superbe voiture,mais la 2cv est surement plus economique!!
Simply fsntastic... Thanks so much for your kind comments.
I have to say, this is one of the best (maybe the best) 3d-Cars I have seen ever!
Really nice!!! Not just exceptional modeling, but great demonstration of patience.
Ranger, Pacer, Corsair, Citation, four models with two bodies and engines from a six to a 410 cubic inch FE engine. I squatted down in the former poultry plant that was now the dealership and pondered the economic fate of the dealer. As you say it is not what was offered or even what was bought but what has been kept that makes the marque. I liked the look. My perspective was a grey Country Sedan with a six my father owned. No frog eyes and less chrome than a Buick. Little did I know that McNamara would have such an impact on my life. Can you see Charles Hitch in the glove compartment door?
"Clap""Clap""Clap""Clap""Clap""Clap""Clap""Clap""Clap""Clap" Stunning Detail my friend!...Stunning!
Gorgeous, and vivid detail, incredible work on this period car.