Sport exhaust pipes, flared fenders, body panels shaped with more aggressive lines and angles, and flashier alloy wheels are clear signs that the car you're looking at is an M3, rather than a run-of-the-mill BMW 3 Series. A true wolf in sheep's clothing, the M3 uses the standard 3 Series sedan as a template before adding an uprated engine, improved suspension components, and a host of other performance-dedicated parts. The BMW M3 has built a storied reputation as one of the world's best sports sedans. It's been a busy week for me.What CarGurus' Experts are Saying About the BMW M3 Just as I promised, the new progress I have on the car! (To anyone that sees this, I moved the weekly update for (1/13/14) to this post to reduce to size of the original post.) I will be posting a to do list on areas I need to complete for the model soon and later for the jbeam. I also tried increasing and decreasing this value.)Īlso, can someone tell me how I efficient I'm doing with resources? ( See below first picture of update )

Can someone help me with this so I can smooth it out? ( By the way, I have an edge split modifier applied to the model. I'm not sure if this a shading issue or if the vertices are poorly placed ( I have tried adjusting them ). I have inevitably encounters some problems during the modeling process. The front of the shell of the car is now finished and I can move on to modeling the side and back of the car. There is one more area of the hood that I have to model before it is done though. I cleaned up the poly flow for it and more accurately shaped the depressions on the sides. I've done a lot of work this week with the car, and it payed off! One of the large areas I edited from the previous post, excluding the rest of the car, was the actual shape of the hood.

Skins (Including NFS Most Wanted Skin) (R) Other components (ex: fuel tank, brakes, etc. To Do: ( (R)ed= Not Started, (Y)ellow= In Progress, ( G)reen= Complete, (B)lue= Postponed ) Tips and constructive criticism are welcome and requested. I will give general updates on my progress with the model on Monday of every week ( weekly updates ended on 3/31/14). This is the progress I have made so far after a few hours of modeling ( I know. Also, the road car will be its own independent model/car. I want this model to be as accurate as I can possibly get it while maintaining a performance efficient model. Though this will be my first ever model, I am going to be meticulous with it. This is my very first time modeling a car, so I may miss some things initially and I don't know all of the techniques of 3D modeling yet. Thanks to a post by CRASH3R I was inspired to create a car for BeamNG Drive ( What-would-be-your-dream-car-to-have-in-BeamNG)

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