WIP Muscle car

Discussion in 'Community Mods - Archived' started by Fireboyd78, Aug 29, 2013.

  1. Fireboyd78

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    I began this project late last year and have worked on it off and on. Before today, the last modified file dates were in May...yikes!

    Here's the most recent pictures I have of it:

    musclewip.jpg musclewip2.jpg

    Still heavily a work-in-progress. It has its roots in a mod I was going to do for GTA IV, then I was going to allow its use in another game, and finally I realized that this baby is PERFECT for BeamNG. I can't wait to finish it up nicely :D

    What do you guys think? Does it have the potential to be an awesome BeamNG car? Would love to hear feedback!

    Oh yeah, and if you're the type of person who likes seeing "beta" stuff, you might like seeing this:

    muscle_alpha.jpg

    One of the earliest builds of the vehicle. I'll leave it up to others to decide what vehicle it was mostly inspired from. :p
     
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  2. corvette81

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    I personally really like it good job looks like it would be a fun car to mess around in. Also I would say it has quite a bit of Chevy Nova in it but I don't know.
     
  3. pf12351

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    Very important question, do you know how to get it in-game?
     
  4. Mitki4a

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    Looks very good!Are you using blueprints?
     
  5. Fireboyd78

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    I haven't made any vehicle mods for the game yet, so no. But I will pick up on it quite easily, don't worry :p

    Thank you! Yes, but only to get a basic shape going. Then I just go from there and modify it as needed.
     
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    Oh hey I'm finding more and more of my Midtown Madness friends here :D. That's looking good so far! I'd love to DESTROY-- err Drive it :3
     
  7. Fireboyd78

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    Decided I didn't like where the old interior was going, so I've been working on the new interior for a couple of hours. I'm not using any references here so that's probably why it's taking so long :p

    musclewip3.jpg musclewip4.jpg
     
  8. Fireboyd78

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    The rear-half of the interior is complete (for now), it's ready for the seats and any other minor adjustments :D

    musclewip5.jpg musclewip6.jpg

    Next step is to probably do the front-half of the interior, and add in the little drivetrain hump (or whatever you want to call it :p)

    Can't wait to finish it!

    UPDATE:

    Detached the hood and started working on the trunk lines. The engine bay has been started, but I'd rather not show it..haha

    musclewip8.jpg musclewip9.jpg
     
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    Refined the front a bit, added some chamfers to the bumper, and other various fixes. I'm trying to keep myself occupied, as I dread doing interiors :p

    musclewip10.jpg
     
  10. LandYacht76

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    Looks awesome, keep it up.
     
  11. FastestClassic

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    Hmm... I don't get what it is, but something about the shape of the car bugs me.

    But anyway, this is a rather interesting and creative concept, I like it!

    EDIT: I think I figured out what's bugging me... the curved edges on the car are way too smooth.
    This is what I think it should look like:
    0605_mopp_04z+1969_plymouth_barracuda+rear_right.jpg
     
  12. Fireboyd78

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    Thank you for the feedback! I'll be sure to "roughen up" some edges so that it's not so smooth :p
     
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    I never realized how long it would take to do the interior. Let alone just barely finish up a door...and it's still not even finished! Probably doesn't help the interior is 100% fictional so far, LOL

    Now with more door handles!

    musclewip11.jpg musclewip12.jpg

    Don't mind the weird shape of the door or the dark spots, those will be fixed as the interior progresses. There's the "engine bay" in the background...oh dear

    Oh yeah, and I upgraded to 3ds Max Design 2014. I love the new features :D
     
  14. Dummiesman

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    Because someone was working on my MaxScript and thought "what the heck I'm tired of 2011 anyways" Haha ;)

    That's looking great so far! Do you know how to do JBeams yet?
     
  15. Fireboyd78

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    Haven't tried yet. I might ditch the interior for now and work on some chassis parts so I can hopefully get it in-game for some testing.
     
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    I figured starting over on the interior (for the most part, anyways) would be a good idea since I ran into a roadblock with the way I was doing it before. The interior-portion of the doors still need to be remodeled, but I wanted to show the progress on the interior.

    musclewip13.jpg musclewip14.jpg

    I'm looking at the rear seats of this thing and thinking "Wow, those look comfy" and at the same time, "There goes the trunk space!"

    The dashboard itself is not final (obviously), I just haven't gotten to it yet. I'm not too worried about dark spots, seeing as how there is still baking/textures that needs to be done. I'm trying to keep it as fictional as possible, using nothing but what I think is the ideal "Muscle Car" interior. I'm also going to say that I may not update this for awhile, seeing as how I have other projects on hold due to this and I don't think anyone's too interested in seeing small bits here and there. In the meantime, I'm looking for a sweet-sounding name to this vehicle, and wouldn't mind hearing some ideas from others here. If no good names come about, I'll be naming this vehicle the '71 Muscle. Original, isn't it? :D
     
  17. FastestClassic

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    Here's a name suggestion!
    1971 Robinson 416-GT

    I can attempt to make a logo in Photoshop if you want.

    Oh, and you can replace '416' with whatever size you intend the engine to be (in cubic inches).

    Also, the rear seats look good. Don't think there's a problem with the trunk space.
     
  18. Fireboyd78

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    I like the designation 416-GT, but Robinson just doesn't do this badass piece of machinery justice. It needs the "G1 Governator" version for a muscle car :p
     
  19. FastestClassic

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    Good point... I'll get back to you on that one :eek:

    EDIT: 'Axel Motors' or 'Boyd'?

    EDIT2: I also noticed something that seems a bit off. The A-pillars look a bit too straight. If you curve them (very slightly) they'd look better.
     
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  20. Fireboyd78

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    1971 Axel Motors 416-GT
    1971 Boyd 416-GT

    It's getting there. I'm sure something will come about :D

    As for the A-pillars, that's just another thing on my big checklist of "Things to Do" for this car. I still need to model the entire undercarriage of the car, model the engine/engine bay, finish the interior, the trunk, wheels...there's a long road ahead! :cool:
     
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