Chevy Bel Air Hard Top 1957 by 3DClassics123456
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Rendered in Poser10 without any postwork, because I never use postwork.
An old model totaly revisited.
Practice makes perfect...My models are not perfect but I try to do my best.
After 15 years spending a lot of my free time modeling I'm sometimes modifying from A to Z my old models. It's not easy because the blueprints available on the web are wrong and small.
Soon available on RR, with 12 ERCDials:
The 2 doors can be open or closed
The 4 windows can slide up and down
The 4 wheels can rotate
The 2 sunvisors can rotate
The steering wheel and the wheels can turn together like in reality
The both front seatbacks can rotate down to allow virtual rear passengers to climb up or down.
Comments (16)
Wonderful modeling my friend!!!Bravissimo!:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
Good work!
The 57 Chevy - yeah baby.... I remember years ago when I first started looking at your models and asked you if you had one... I may be wrong, but I thought you told me you did but it wouldn't work in Poser... as time went on, I think you gave me one... My computer that I have most of my models on has been down all year and that's where I have your model... So, I'm thinking this is the same model, you just did some fine tuning? What's been changed? Does this one work in poser?.... I've had a book idea in my head for years, in the first few images, I plan on puting a 57 Chevy.... This was the car We moved to Colorado from Omaha in... it's an 8 hour trip and I was 4... I remember parts of that time period cause everything was changing... I remember asking 5 minutes into the trip: "Are we there yet?" I also remember my Sister asking me If I new this rabbits name in a coloring book... and I said: "that's Fuck Funny"... everyone was laughing so hard, I kept saying it. My Mom was driving and laughing her head off and then she came to her senses and told me I could never say that again, it's a bad word.... So, I remember the first time saying F-ck - lol.... and it was all in a beauty of this car.... back to your car now, does the Hood open? Trunk too? Will this work in Poser6? Site mail me. Car looks great.... I wish I had your knowledge on model making, really don't know where to start... I'd be making a flying saucer right now - lol
Beautiful model of a great car, outstanding work!
THis is great looking model Alain and you seem to have just about everything on it rotating. A must for my collection I think..just too sweet a car!
Superbe creation mon ami... C'est véritablement une travail FABULEUX !!!
I couldn't come up with a critical comment, so I have to do with a non-critical one: It's awesome! I had the open model, but this hardtop is... well, it's Route 66 all the way! Fantastic! So, drive it into the shop!
Amazing model! Great work, Alain!
les modèles actuels sont très très différents...
This is awesome my friend. Its flawless, accurate perfection in every detail. Outstanding !
You are just AMAZING my bro! :-))))) Making new models and modifying old ones!You are faster than GM plants!:-)))))This Chevy is again a gorgeous hot classic! Congrats Alain :-))))))
What a beautiful model ! Another truly superb creation Alain, congratulations ! Joao
my first car was a 1957 Chevy. great modeling
Magnifique réalisation! Très bien modélisé. Pour avoir déjà utilisé d'autres Chevy 57 trouvé sur le net, au moin la tienne n'a pas les problèmes de pare-choc et de lissage . Un grand travail. Bravo.
tu fait de tres beau modeling 3D
Wonderful modeling... precise and with a real feel for the object modeled. Perfection and marvelous art. Bravo!