"Outsider" post-apocalyptic vehicle based on Ford Mustang
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Final model.
Download the scene in Toolbag 2 (you will need version 2.06 or higher): https://mega.co.nz/#!BRxCCQLR!T6ei1xNxQyKC5mxxQ9cQN0TqUOwBWDyvdChim75tXos
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dy1pjgxS6jk"]"Outsider" Post-apocalyptic Ford Mustang[/ame]
ORIGINAL POST:
Heyas, everyone!
After two months break I feel like I need to do some more modeling. So for this project I chose this cool vehicle concept created by Jesper Andersen.
My plan is to model a base high poly model in 3ds max and then bring it into ZBrush to sculpt some fine details like bumps, scratches, bullet holes etc. After that I can start model low poly model for UDK. Now enough talking, here's what I have so far. Any critiques and comments are always welcome
High poly WIP. There's some minor pinching going on on the bonnet, but nothing that can't be easily fixed in ZBrush later I think.
And here's wireframe
Download the scene in Toolbag 2 (you will need version 2.06 or higher): https://mega.co.nz/#!BRxCCQLR!T6ei1xNxQyKC5mxxQ9cQN0TqUOwBWDyvdChim75tXos
[ame="
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dy1pjgxS6jk"]"Outsider" Post-apocalyptic Ford Mustang[/ame]ORIGINAL POST:
Heyas, everyone!
After two months break I feel like I need to do some more modeling. So for this project I chose this cool vehicle concept created by Jesper Andersen.
My plan is to model a base high poly model in 3ds max and then bring it into ZBrush to sculpt some fine details like bumps, scratches, bullet holes etc. After that I can start model low poly model for UDK. Now enough talking, here's what I have so far. Any critiques and comments are always welcome
High poly WIP. There's some minor pinching going on on the bonnet, but nothing that can't be easily fixed in ZBrush later I think.
And here's wireframe
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anyhow, everything looks great, keep going!
@Christian Nordgren: if your after blueprints you could try this site mate http://www.the-blueprints.com/
@Christian Nordgren: actually if you'll open a link in my first post you can find the concept art for this vehicle and it also have orthographic views that I'm using
@PixelSuit: oh yeah, I'm a big fan of Polygoo's work. I have his portfolio opened all the time in my web browser and I'm drawing my inspiration from his works especially from his Dodge Charger for Ravaged
A small update. Still a lot of work to be done, but I think it's coming along
I'd love to drive this beast haha.
87roach, that makes two of us ha ha. I would love to have one of this in real world
And here's a small update again. Done with the rear wheel and a spare wheel carrier
P.S. I hope I'm not flooding this thread with tons of images...
But I feel its a little too high, and the side part looks really odd being not as low to the ground as the front and rear bumpers, you should add a side spoiler there.
Also the air intake is too long imo, and looks awkward, maybe make it go smaller towards the window.
So, here's some updates. I'm working on the interior now. I'm done with the steering wheel, seats and the roll cage
http://i1182.photobucket.com/albums/x458/jonsautoyard/interior.jpg
Yeah I can't wait to get into texturing. I'm going to try using combination of dDo and had painted details for this project.
It looks like your creating it from a concept so take this feedback with a pinch of salt. But for me those bumpers and trims are hideous. The reason I say this is because it feels to much like it was specifically made for that vehicle. It could just be because its not textured yet but everything seems very nicely connected together. To me it doesn't give a sense that those bumpers where taken from another larger vehicle. The same can be said about other elements of the vehicle, you could potentially avoid making it feel like its been made in a factory and push more hap hazard repair.
This is just my personal tastes and opinions. I'm not sure what direction your looking to take. But right now it feels very Death Race and not enough Mad Max.
And now here's a small update. I'm pretty much done with the interior
Did you model the main body of the car with curves? Looking to start a vehicle myself soon and just wondering on the best way of starting out.
Cheers!
maverickhornet, I use curves to model cylindrical shapes like wires and the roll cage. For the car body I prefer patch modelling starting from a single plane. I've never tried to model a car with curves, so I don't really know which way is better. Patch modelling works for me just fine. Hope this will help you
About the texturing. Check out dDO. If you separate out your hipoly details, dDO will speed things up tremendously for you.
Looking forward to your progress.
Front Axle
Rear Axle
Drive Train
katana, here's the chassis
Anyways, I decided to remodel the supercharger on my wehicle. The old one didn't really look very interesting. Here's the new one:
Heavy armored version of the vehicle
Light armored version
Thre are more pics on my website. Don't wanna flood this thread with tons of pictures