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Last edited by Doug Harden; Jul 6, 2007 at 07:51 PM.
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Just throwing this out there...
Since the CamaroZ28.Com de-cast car (see other forum) went so well, I was kicking around potential designs for another version a couple of months ago, and the "Sunoco style" was one of the first that I thought of. Then this thread came along and I have been watching the replies.
It does look good on a 5th gen, doesn't it? 
Nice work, Doug!
Since the CamaroZ28.Com de-cast car (see other forum) went so well, I was kicking around potential designs for another version a couple of months ago, and the "Sunoco style" was one of the first that I thought of. Then this thread came along and I have been watching the replies.
It does look good on a 5th gen, doesn't it? Nice work, Doug!
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you seem to be having an issue with the crease at the top of the quarters. also the proportions seem a bit off.
One thing Ive found to be helpful in modeling cars is to have a good set of straight on reference shots. that way you can make sure that width is in check with length, and that all of the key points are where they need to be.
Solid start, though.
One thing Ive found to be helpful in modeling cars is to have a good set of straight on reference shots. that way you can make sure that width is in check with length, and that all of the key points are where they need to be.
Solid start, though.
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Thats the style of the 60s cars I like that most todays cars lack.
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