Looks hot Bram 👍 Nice dodge work. Shadow and highlight are very well balanced
The rear fender's edge seems to be placed on wrong layer order or something
Other than that, everything looks superb
Actually, the rear fender was like that originally. There was no depth in the whole car at first, so I was afraid of messing up the rear fender totally by beginning to mix reflections and create a wrong field of depth on the fender, so I kept everything stock, but I cleaned it.
The only thing I like about my entry are the reworked panel gaps. The originals were of the worst I've come across, but I think I've managed them alright. The panel gap near the hole in the door towards the rear is not perfect, but it was too difficult to spend 30 minutes on to get it right.
Thanks for your compliments 👍
How do you remove the spoiler then?! That's what I've been trying to do for ages, or did I miss something in the spoiler shop?
Easy, clone stamp it out, then blur your background to blur out all faults and do whatever you do afterwards
Surely that goes against the 2.0 rules though? It's definitely altering the geometry of the car!
Actually, it doesn't. When taking your car into the GT shop, you're doing exactly the same; you take off your wing, and you put on a new one. I simply took it off, that's not altering the geometry of the car, it's just taking away something. If this is not allowed, then taking away the license plates on a car would also be illegal, which is totally absurd for a 2.0 competition.
Not to be rude to people here, but I think some amongst us are far too conservative when it comes to rims cut and paste, and the wings...
I've got nothing against my entry to be flagged disqualified, but if this happens then I think GT wings should neither be allowed...(which, again, for a 2.0 competition is absurd)
Tangled Web: Nice angle, but the rims really don't suit the car (they would better on a Civic), and some lines are edgy and could use some work. But it's a nice entry none the less 👍