A Test of SamGrey's (nerdadantes) Porsche 356 and AGD's Meredith for G8 Female by jdwtrxk
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In this little scene AGD's Meredith notices something on her way to her 1957 Porsche 356 Speedster from Samgrey. Meredith is tweakerd a little here and there for taste that does not significantly alter how she'll spin for you ourt of the box and graced with a skin from MagicMaiden on whim alone.
The Porsche is also out of the box except switching out the textures on the interior carpet (which can't be seen in thisa image) and switching the tag textures to the period tag from my old TR3A. Why a Florida tagged 356 is on a European street is up to conjecture.
Both quality products are available on Renderhub and might make it here eventually.
The HDRI is available free on Rewnderhub and other sites.
Comments (15)
JohnnyM
Great job on this amazing looking render! The realism of your featured Porsche 356 is outstanding...congrats! :-)
jdwtrxk
Thanbks Johnny - the realism is all nerdadantes :)
madame
Very beautiful lighting effects that enhance the car so well… very realistic render and mood !!
jdwtrxk
Thanks madame - the HDRI deserves the most dredit :)
PhthaloBlue
Excellent image!
jdwtrxk
Thanks Blue!
contedesfees Online Now!
I have read of extremely wealthy North Americans shipping their automobiles to Europe during lengthy vacations and business trips. Why they don't simply rent a car when they arrive is beyond me of course, but there we are. Believe or not!
Smart looking render BTW.
jdwtrxk
I do believe it. If you have that sort of money, you can pretty much do what you want. Goes the other way for us lesser folks - my father bought a Mercedes in Germany when he was in the miitary. Had to wait months to have it shipped but he saved a fortune - an S Class for the cost of a mid-level Lincoln.
Standard-Triumph used to have a program in the late '50s where a buyer flew to England, picked up theirt car at the airport and then participated in an organized tour of Europe with a herd of other purchasers. The whole package cost roughly what the cartcost at a U.S. market dealer by avoiding inport duties. Tthe vacation was essentially free. Good luck trying that now....
starship64
Nicely done!
jdwtrxk
Thanks starship!
3DClassics123456
The Posrsche is superb and the image too!
jdwtrxk
Thanks 3D!
APlusDesign
Nice lighting work on this! Looks very realistic
jdwtrxk
Thanks APlus - just spinning the HDRI and adjusting the environmental intensity and exposure was all it took :)
Saby55
Great composition and use the background. All excellent done!👍🙋♂️
jdwtrxk
Thanks Saby!
Stormrider75
Hi, almost looks like a photo Oo.
Great details. Nothing beats the classics :)
Personally, I'm more into the old Ford Mustangs and the Stingray ;)
Greets Stormrider75
jdwtrxk
Thanks Storm - I like the '60s GTOs and galaxy 500s, though I spent way to many years with Jaguar and Triumph. Still have one of each...
eekdog Online Now!
slick ride, love the moody subtle lighting.
jdwtrxk
Thanks eekdog - the HDRi had a great base to start. Just neededd to play with angles, exposure and intensity a little and there it was. Chose silver for the car to pick the light up a little more...
gaius
Great great job...this image is superb (even if I don't like Porsche cars !!!)
jdwtrxk
Thanks gaius - Porsches aren't my favorirte either, but the model and the gal look good :)
virginiese
The test looks perfect to me. I like the atmopshere. And the car looks superb ! Congrats !
jdwtrxk
Thanks virginiese but but most of the credit goes to AGD and nerdanantes :)
UteBigSmile
It's again a wonderfully created test-scene dear John!
jdwtrxk
Thanks Ute - glads to hear from you. Hope things are well!
grafitaleblu
Classy all the way around!
jdwtrxk
Thanks blu - had a lot of fun things to work with :)