This is my first attempt at modelling a car, a Koenigsegg CCR. All modelled using good old polygons. Still a lot to do such as interior, suspension, engine etc. Any comments good or bad welcome.
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WIP Koenigsegg CCR
This is my first attempt at modelling a car, a Koenigsegg CCR. All modelled using good old polygons. Still a lot to do such as interior, suspension, engine etc. Any comments good or bad welcome.
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what hell of a job ! You spend a couple of hours on it, i guess.
I thought that i'm quite good at polymodelling, but that thing is the best poly model i have ever seen. Way beyond what i could do.
Anyhow, could you post the poly base mesh with wireframe on shaded? Can't wait to see how you did that ..
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mac762 - Thank you for the kind words, heres a couple of pics of the wireframe for you, all quads apart from the odd tri:
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Thank you for looking and please feel free to leave feedback, both good or bad.
Now onto the engine...
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Cant find anything to critic on except for the left rear light.....or maybe its just me
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What a clean mesh. Now it's obvious why the surface is looking that perfekt. As i said before, one of the best polymeshes i've ever seen. I'm watching and learning ..hehe
Are you going to texture it?
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mac762 - Thank you again for the kind words. There are plans to texture and light it properly yes, but that seems a little way off yet.
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younglion - Thank you!
A few updates, I've tweaked the gearstick as it was a little too fat and the area where the handle goes into the door now has a recessed area at the top:
I've also modelled the underside of the bonnet where the roof can be stored, the piston arm mechanism, and the windscreen wipers:
Once again, please feel free to leave comments.
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There are a few places that the wire didnt flow really well ti wht topology of the car, but not many..
i say, all in all, you've done very well wiht this car..
I have never actually seen a real picture of the car you're modeling, so i have no basis for a reference to you rmodel, but from the looks of the model its self, it looks fairly nice..
I do agre wiht dilberts that you need a bit of a gap in the body panels, very slight.. it'll set the model off tremendously.
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legendofzombi - Thank you, I'm going to try and take a look at the mesh/gaps this weekend.
lewisears - Glad you like it! The majority of my references are taken from Koenigsegg's own website, I've got 250+ images, as well as various videos to understand things like how the doors open. The blueprints I used were from a blueprint website but they needed some alterations before they could be used, and even then they weren't perfect.
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