Automotive

[Tlibekua]

Hey everyone)))
Here some renders of my projects - mostly widebody kits for cars)
And a few renders for my friends too

[Tlibekua]

And more)

[Tlibekua]

Hot Wheels inspired Beetle)

[DMerz III]

That e30 though...swoooon

[Tlibekua]

You meant E36?)

[Hossein Alfideh]

That red Nissan GTR!!! Love it! what software are you using to model it?

[Tlibekua]

@Hossein Alfideh, thanks) 3D max, but used stock body like a base for kit modelling

[JimmyToTheBe]

Wow Tlibekua! Quite a collection of very decent renders here. Finding it hard to choose a favourite. But I am drawn to the dropped Beetle and the close up of the tyre and wheel detail. The lighting in all of the images is so spot on.

[mattjgerard]

Agreed, there are some fantastic designs here! That beetle reminds me of a similar beetle matchbox car that I had as a kid, and I vowed if I ever had the money I'd build one up. I like your better

[Tlibekua]

Thanks guys 
Another one project for portfolio - Speedster based on Mazda Miata NA

[DMerz III]

  Yep, totally e36 - I had both at one point and got it switch around there.

Either way, super nice renders all around, man.

NOW DO AN e30! 

[Tlibekua]

Fresh renders)
Mercedes-Benz W124, W204, Audi RS6, Mazda Miata NB and Kia Stinger)

[shakilcpeu]

Looking awesome all of design.Thanks.

[Gabik87]

Thanks guys 
Another one project for portfolio - Speedster based on Mazda Miata NA

How it's possible to  reflect the ground on the car? it's possible to explain the steps to get it?
Thank so much in advance

[Tlibekua]

@shakilcpeu thanks)
@Gabik87 add "Ground plane" - "Edit -> Add geometry -> Add Ground Plane" (or press Ctrl+G)
Double click to ground plane and In opened "Material" menu  click to "Clip geometry below ground" - hiding everything below ground plane (screenshot attached)
In "Environment" activate "Flatten Ground"(screenshot attached)..
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Angry hamster) Widebody kit for Ford Fiesta mk7 (ST)