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Looks good! And in Sketchup8. I only ever really manage blocky models in SKetchup, like the Hammerhead Eagle-Jeff i Car Thing
Thanks All you need is practice, my first models were blocks. There are no curves in Sketchup, its all straight lines. So its much more simple than it can look once youve got the hang of itLooks good! And in Sketchup8. I only ever really manage blocky models in SKetchup, like the Hammerhead Eagle-Jeff i Car Thing
Looks like a Bugatti EB110 but with an Alfa grill and wierd headlights
It would probably look similar to this.
It would probably look similar to this.
Yeah that's true. But I guess I'm sorta only using GS8 in my study periods in school, thanks to an Autodesk 3DS Max student license 👍Thanks All you need is practice, my first models were blocks. There are no curves in Sketchup, its all straight lines. So its much more simple than it can look once youve got the hang of it
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What is GS8?
How could I miss thatA quick guess I'd say Google Sketchup 8
The Dodge Neon was cool.'Dat Italdesign (Alfa Romeo) Scighera
Further proof of the awesomeness that was NFS in the '90s. Back when they actually featured cool cars..
The Dodge Neon was cool.
True.
It's front engined rear drive.
Thanks i used Google Sketchup 8 and CS2 Photoshop for some decals ("Scuderia Legacy", BP etc.)👍 looks great! What program did you use?
Kinda awkward that I was wearing a superman t-shirt when I finished itKinda reminds me of a much more sane Dark Knight Batmobile.
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And I quite happen to like that batmobile. 👍