MG Magnette K3 (1934)

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kupe
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Hello,

I had some time and 'colored' my model.

C&C are welcome.

Thanks,
Kupe
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joseph
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fantastic model! love retro cars! :P
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The
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Let's Take A Drive :D
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steveps3
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We need a bit more light to see it in its full glory.
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kupe
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Hello,

Thanks for the comments.
Added more lights, thickness to the tire and refined the brake drums.

Kupe
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radiance
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Great model :) nice work.
I think placing it in a good environment will make an awesome render,
maybe an indoor garage ?

Radiance
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3Angels
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Some post pro on your wonderful car.
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i3d
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Absolutely great modelling. The attention to detail has really made the model look realistic.
I agree with radiance about putting it into a 3d scene to really show it off, but then the scene really has to be done well.
But this is really something to keep in the portfolio, its a keeper.
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ROUBAL
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Great model and render ! I love ancient cars. I'm currently working on a serie of Rolls Royce cars and Bentley: Silver cloud II 1956, Bentley S2 1959, Phantom V 1960 and 1963, so I know how difficult it is, spescially because there are generally plenty of bad photos, but few detailed, and almost no blueprints or dimensions !

Great work ! ;)
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