Diesel LeMans

[emel]

Diesel cars are really fast now.

[Soquili]

Great modeling and lighting Emel.

[Mike Bailey]

Nice work emel. What software used ?

[gidgit]

Ya gotta like lemans racers eh? Very sleek, and fast looking. good stuff

[emel]

Thanks for comments. The car was modeled and rendered with Wings and Cinema 4D. Textures made with XaraX.

Emanuel

[Turan]

Excellent work.

Turan

[parahandy]

I agree very nicely rendered.

[SteM]

Hello emel,

With repect,.. the car is too much 2d, there is no intention for airflow. If you look at any car, you will see 3d curves, certainly at the front->back

May I ask how you modeled this?

I did at one time create such models (and will now find time to do so again), but I followed blueprints (or at least based on such)

Please, dont get me wrong, The model is quite good, but it would never run on a race track.

Example:- There are many sites that show blueprints, such as for a porche http://www.subzeuz.nl/blueprints/tam...0911%20gt2.jpg

[parahandy]

Hi Stem with all due respect, it looks pretty much 3D to me and it looks like a runner.

[steve.ledger]

Damn fine looking 2D model to me. But aren't all drawings 2D until the lighting fx are added. This illustration by emel has captured and rendered lighting very well imho.

Body shape reminds me of the Audio R10. So yeh, this would certainly be a runner..

My respect goes to emel

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