I unconditionally give you permission to use this model at your discretion, modify it or implement it into a digital product. Use the model as you see fit and have a nice day.
Yo, you make really cool, obscure cars Doc. I especially dig the early Ford hot rods, the Melkus coupes, that killer Volvo Sugga, that seldom seen Comuta-Car, and that Jeep CJ6 was a real treat especially. As you said, it was a U.S. Forest Service vehicle, and very rare, my dad owned one in the mid 80's when we were kids, and I never expected to see a model of it anywhere. Now, I'm chiming in on this post because that Soham dude suggested that you model up a 1967-69 Thunderbird some day, and I agree, that would be a wicked car to have in 3D, and like he said, nobody has done it yet...A 1973 Chevelle and some big ass 1960's and 70's Chryslers, and Imperials, and even some Pontiacs would be much welcome in the endless sea of Jap cars, Ferraris, and other basics that everybody else seems to model. You could certainly do them up right too....Anyhow, keep up the good work, and MANY THANKS for sharing your models with the rest of us!
@Popo1 I don't plan on doing a thunderbird yet, like the third generation of the Continental, a very cool car that will definitely be interesting to make, but I have very little time at the moment. Anyway, thanks for the info) and аnd feedback, it makes me think I'm doing something useful)
Lovely! If you wanna make a car that is impressive and that nobody never did as a 3D model, as far as I know, the Ford Thunderbird 1968 and 1969 would be great, in my point of view! Too much fuel thirsty and it should be keep for exibition! Not so elegant but still a quiet impressive monster that deserve to be modeled!
Well, in fact, there's a probably unusable private scan published by Renafox of it but its not only private but also from a wreck car that is crushed and overturned on the top. May be even, the side is a little crushed (compressed) and the only usable part would be the front (if she want to share it with you) and the polycount of 2 500 000 is tremandeous. So yeah, that would be probably much simple to do it from scratch! (The name of the public
ation is "Overturned raw scan" but you can find if you type only "overturned" and "Renafox".)
9 comments
wow!!
Said it already and will say one more time,
Your work is a gold mine man.. I really hope you be well and keep em models comin lol
Stay safe bro your work is the best I've seen and its free! U should start selling if you ain't doing that yet!
i love it :D
@chryslerjunkandstuff Thanks to you, nice to hear such detailed feedback)
Yo, you make really cool, obscure cars Doc. I especially dig the early Ford hot rods, the Melkus coupes, that killer Volvo Sugga, that seldom seen Comuta-Car, and that Jeep CJ6 was a real treat especially. As you said, it was a U.S. Forest Service vehicle, and very rare, my dad owned one in the mid 80's when we were kids, and I never expected to see a model of it anywhere. Now, I'm chiming in on this post because that Soham dude suggested that you model up a 1967-69 Thunderbird some day, and I agree, that would be a wicked car to have in 3D, and like he said, nobody has done it yet...A 1973 Chevelle and some big ass 1960's and 70's Chryslers, and Imperials, and even some Pontiacs would be much welcome in the endless sea of Jap cars, Ferraris, and other basics that everybody else seems to model. You could certainly do them up right too....Anyhow, keep up the good work, and MANY THANKS for sharing your models with the rest of us!
THank you very much for the mr.Bean car... I really love this :)
@Popo1 I don't plan on doing a thunderbird yet, like the third generation of the Continental, a very cool car that will definitely be interesting to make, but I have very little time at the moment. Anyway, thanks for the info) and аnd feedback, it makes me think I'm doing something useful)
P.S. For the 68 TBird, two blueprints exist and one seems more accurate. The other one seem too narrow!(?)
Here's the better one, I guess:
the-blueprints.com/blueprints/cars/ford/...
Lovely! If you wanna make a car that is impressive and that nobody never did as a 3D model, as far as I know, the Ford Thunderbird 1968 and 1969 would be great, in my point of view! Too much fuel thirsty and it should be keep for exibition! Not so elegant but still a quiet impressive monster that deserve to be modeled!
Well, in fact, there's a probably unusable private scan published by Renafox of it but its not only private but also from a wreck car that is crushed and overturned on the top. May be even, the side is a little crushed (compressed) and the only usable part would be the front (if she want to share it with you) and the polycount of 2 500 000 is tremandeous. So yeah, that would be probably much simple to do it from scratch! (The name of the public
ation is "Overturned raw scan" but you can find if you type only "overturned" and "Renafox".)