#5024: These old cars sure have solid bodies! by Radar_rad-dude
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Comments (13)
Great reflections too!
Nice pose and superb cars, especially the one where he's sitting, great work !
Thank you very much for viewing this image, my good friend!
The old woodie's are great looking vehicles. Excellent render of these automobiles.
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Nice ride. Well done
Many thanks, my friend!
superb work and lighting
Thank you so much for viewing this image and for the comment, Richard! I greatly appreciate your support!
I like the hood ornament on this one. I'll take it! Nice image!
Love old cars, and the young man showing them off looks pretty solid, too!
Thank you so very much!
Super image.
Very beautiful cars, old cars were real cars no comparison with those of today, I appreciated the engine’s sound … great render and reflections !!
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Gorgeous Woodie and the stellar red body in the rear. Fabulous cars Bill.
Thanks for the comments, Steve! I greatly appreciate all of them!
They were built to last back in the day.. Now, it's all "planned obsolescence" all to make a buck.
Awesome job on these classic beauties, Bill!
Nicely done!
Thank you! Much appreciated!
I remember "woodies" like the one the cute dude is seated upon. Cars were very solid in those days but all tended to rust. I have vague memories of woodies with big rust patches and the best looking thing about them was the woodwork. Thanks for bringing back a memory that is fading. =)
As a technical note, your chrome material looks great and the paint jobs are very nicely reflective. The next frontier is to try to find a better glass material! It should (like the chrome and the paint job) reflect a bit. I'd have to poke around a bit but I seem to remember some pretty good glass materials for Firefly that are a bit better than what you are currently using. Of course, there's the whole other area of using high enough quality rendering settings to take advantage of better glass; but, I think since the chrome and paint look good your rendering quality is probably adequate. =\
Molly