sweeeeeeeeeeet! one thing though: if you need help with the cars, go to www.nfscars.com it's for another game... but it's a 3d modeling place for just cars. and you can get zmodeler, which can import nfs4 cars (but you have to get an extractor, also free, just forget the name, te get the cars from the files) and convert them to .3ds, and then import them into gmax, then to flight simulator! and there are converting programs for nfs3, and there are lugins for all the ones higher. i've made a few cars there, mostly nfs 3, but i did convert one to nfs4. it's the dune buggy by andon. if you could import that to flightsim, i would be so glad. but that's just me. just offering a litle help. cheers, and good luck. that car is looking damn good! just make sure no one does anything to it. and be sure to back it up, because that is the best car i have seen! at least one made in 3d

Meet my new driver. 8)



She's gonna have a change of clothes soon.

Well, I used a 3-view image of a character that has slightly-cartoony eyes.

I'll make a different one. The eyes are one of the hardest things to make for a 3D charactor. If you think you can do better, how about you give it a try.

I can just save time and redo the entire head instead of the whole thing.

3D characters are made by using a low-poly modeling technique that utilizes "boxes" rather than "splines". Splines are very useful for making cars, while the boxes are useful for making characters and such.

Once the low-poly character has been finished, a Meshsmooth modifier is then applied to give it that smooth effect.

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Her... ...she'll be scaled down soon.

hey, i was just saying it could give some help on some futer cars (three views, ect)