Grabhoc looks interesting, thanks for the tip.
I spent some months modeling a model of a Chevrolet Impala some time back, thinking of selling it but got a cease and desist from GM. Or Cgtrader just told me they had when I asked why my model was not online anymore. Anyways It took some time:
It was a fun project, a bit frustrating getting it right try to use the car from the old show supernatural as ref. Turns out they have 4 different cars that are all considered screen accurate ,took dome head scratching before I figured that out.
I really enjoy the problem Solving part of this , figuring out a non-pricy workflow that gives me high end results. Even if I will never be able to challange the speed of using industry standard tools. Maybe buy them when/if I get revenue from any sold models .
Might be something worth documenting in a blog about or maybe it would be a cautionary tale.
I think I see myself more like the guy who restores old cars on the weekends and sells them than a car company producing 5 cars a minute with fancy tools and robots