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thats certainly is a cool advert, i love the bit when they are going over the bridge, jumping up like Dulphins lol. I would love to have seen the out takes Cool music aswell Advertising works, cause I want one of them now

Great render Moo is that using a Plug-in?

Quality

Happy 21st!!

Looks nice Good luck with the business

Just painted up a nice Limo, Heres a photo of it in the garage [attachmentid=7139]

Happy Birthday!!

That dam quick sand is annoying, caught me out aswell!! Help im sinking!! [attachmentid=7135]

Looks amazingly accurate Great job mate

Nice 1st render Nemesis, as Rodder says it all looks in proportion, the wheels are symmetrical and in line with the car body, and i can see you have chosen a proper floor, unlike the quicksand some people use

i agree, if your racing and a stone or shard of metal flys up and hits you on the nose or tooth i imign it could be very nasty, i'd rather have a full face helmet with the visor down........and a stab proof vest lol

You?

here is my attempt at a Volvo using Erik's "rectangular box with wheels" method [attachmentid=7095] Be good if all cars only took 2 minutes to model

If your computer ever starts being really slow and annoying, and if something isn't running correctly, if you are on the desktop you can do the following, press "Ctrl" + "Alt" + "Deleat" That will bring up this, the Task Manager [attachmentid=7087] Then you can click on the Performance tab and see a graph of the memory and performance being used by your computer. One time my pc was running slow, so i checked this and the performance and the "CPU Usage" was on a minimum of 50%! i wasn't running any programs or games, it was just on the desktop. So i clicked on the "Processes" Tab and it brought up a list of all the running processes currently running, and guess what? one program was using 50% of the CPU, it was something malicious, so i selected the program and clicked "End Process" and then my usage went back down to 1-2% and then once correctly identified (and after creating a restore point) i deleted the power hungry spyware, and that solved the problamo

In bangers the minium you need on the car is your number clearly on the car, usually on the number fin

Heres another old render of mine, my monster Granny fitted with 6 foot bad boy Chrome rims [attachmentid=7048]

Happy birthday!

Nice renders Mart, Im sure you know but looking at the wheels on the second render the wheels looks a bit squashed, when you use the scale tool make sure that you put the curser in the middel of the triangle thing, so when you scale it up it will all be in proportion. They look fine in your other renders though so your doing well m8 I like this thred, its good seeing all the new tallent from the likes of Mart, Erik coming out Keep it up and bring us more cool renders

Family Guys is hilerious!! Allstar, that question has already been answered! Check out my post on the link below, then once its loaded scroll down and read the other posts http://forum.kev149.com/index.php?s=&s...ost&p=45378

If YOU want it that much, get max and bloody build it YOURSELF! If you can get some decent pictures of one, and by that i mean of the sides, front, rear, idealy a birds eye view of the bonnet without any bumpers on it and with plain paint then i may think about making one. BUT I would be very pleased if you could get banger pictures of a Vauxhall Omega, cause i would like to make one of them aswell, thats once iv finished smashing up my van first

Thanks mate 1/43 scale models (after getting my ruler out lol) are about 100mm long around 35mm wide. That was measuring a Rover P5. Ive had many a night where i have had to stop from the fumes lol! I know exactly how you feel! Just out of interest, what models did he paint? Matchbox kingsize are 1/32 scale i believe but may be wrong?? I have a few 1/25 scale models, a MK2 Granny and an XJ6 and like you say they are bloody expensive!! Mitch Thats a good size. He painted similer stuff to me, mainly World War 2 stuff, he liked the Germans like me, he made a few half track APCs, a Kublewagen, he made a top quality scene of some Africa Korps, and made a small high detail D-Day landing of the English. He also had a 1/32 scale Tiger 2 Tank, the model was very high detail and he gave it an equally good paint job (including the inside!!!) it also had a motor in it and could move, though he never played with it, just looked at it. and it was very expensive lol. He also went through a spell of doing War Hammer 40k, but luckliy he soon went off that Hes made lots of stuff, too much to rember though. I used to do the cheeper Airfix He done some Airfix, but mainly this Itilian make wich i can't rember what the name is lol. I have a few wich i never finished, i havn't done it for a while, but i sure miss the smell of that glue

Great looking models mate, iv had a look around you cool website aswel Sorry for sounding stupid, but how big are 1/43 models? Maby you could measure it, or just stick your hand next to a model I used to make 1/72 (i think) German World War 2 stuff, and i found painting them really hard, and i know that you need a lot of skill and a very stedy hand to paint the modles you have made to such a high standard One of my mates used to paint bigger models (1/32 he had more money lol) and he used to spend houres painting them, then used to get headachs from the smell of paint

nice work

Thanks for the compliments guys!