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an Image cannot surpass this quality of photorealism! Excellent work. I am wondering if you could help in modeling a tyre? Like some basic steps and things to keep in mind? I am trying to create a tyre with inward bumps.
_1992, is in excellent condition, your father is very careful, is selling by how much? Great job, congratulations.
nice work! Congratulations!
You can see in this old model https://www.blendswap.com/blends/view/71383 how I made tyre (19 layer). Without apply modifiers (curve, array, simple deform). Side of tire is only image.
Thanks for comments 
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I remember seeing this somewhere on the WIP forum. Back then there was a small fender dent 
at one point in the progress, but it’s since been fixed. Now it can easily be mistaken for a photo of a showroom car. Looks awesome! :yes:
Great work … interior wood texture was over saturated
Thought they were reference photos at first. Amazing job. I particularly like how realistic looking through the grille at the engine is. Also the plastic on the lights, how was that done? That always seems like it would be tricky to get looking realistic, though I haven’t tried modeling a car yet (I do have some plans to start some cars in particular though).
W124 is a nice car, almost as cool as the 126. Much better than modern designs IMO, I suppose part of that is modern aerodynamic shapes that don’t appeal to me, as well as safety regulations etc…
WOW! amazing :). Does the background also 3d?
Thanks for comments.
aikoilad
Background is only HDR on object.
WireOfEvil
Sample of red light.
New render
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J’ai déjà trouvé ce modèle sur blendswap
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This is great work. How can I get in touch?
I just really like to see models that simply look like there’s a real car sitting there. Nothing in the image “draws the eye” and tells you that it isn’t exactly what it seems to be. Having “under the hood detail” is just icing on the cake.