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This is pretty good. I cant want to get one! Sounds like he is a member on the forum. Thought Id share.

HAHA. Its actually black spray paint on the inside! However for some reason, that is frowned upon and may limit visibility. lol. Over the next few days, I should have a chance to model the window frames and add the black out along the edges. Then it should really start to come to life.

Slowly I've been working out the details and playing with the Modo Render. My past projects with Modo focused on the real-time render engines and used the Unreal materials. This project has opened me up to a ton of new features and lighting effects that are specific to global illumination...

@MASON: WOW, Your version is turning out awesome! The detailing and environment lighting really makes it come to life. Thanks for posting my images. I've tried several times and not sure what is the issue/error. I'm working on the cut lines now and hopefully will have an update over...

Final stretch before I have to shelf this for a bit. Tomorrow I'm starting on a 4 month whirlwind of high profile car builds for the LA Autoshow and a production interior. I cant wait to knock em out the park. I still have a laundry list of things to do before I start separating the body...

GOOD EYE! You're correct! The wheels are from Turbo Squid as stand ins until I can get around to modeling them. hummm. Modo has a cool radial fall off option that would work great to get the section closer. I think I'll try it out and re-post this weekend. Thanks.

Just a quick test render to share. Details are coming along nicely. I've finished most of the major forms and now focusing on details and break the model up into individual parts.

Its been along time since I 3D modeled a full car in polygons. Usually I surface cars with Autodesk Alias so it took some time to get my head wrapped around the workflow using Modo. But after a few attempts and a gazillion tweaks, I'd say its coming out pretty good. Thanks again for posting...

Hows the modeling going? The scan is a little noisy but should be just fine to get a good surface or poly model from. Ill message you my contact info.

What software are you using? Im a Autodesk Alias surfacing expert and pretty proficient in polygon modeling in Maya and Modo. let me know if you need any help dialing it in. When I visited Fran, I'm pretty sure he mentioned they use Alias for the initial models. I purchased the hum3d...

its a tough call with the quality of the image but I like the silhouette of #3