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Hi all, long time no post.
WOW I have just seen Classicgamers post; it looks so detailed, very professional. This is my attempt at a SWB series 111 Land Rover. This is my first real attempt at a vehicle. What I have learnt is that I should have got some more reference photos and done some more research. I have been building this in my spare time, for fun and because I love Land Rovers. There is some modelling and material editing that I am still not happy with especially the tyres. All I really need to do is to watch Classicgamers post. ![]() Advice critics and comments are very welcome. Thanks for looking, Tiff
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Nice Model^^
If you have Problems of finding Refs for some special places i can make you a few ![]() |
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Looks good, you'll see just how similar ours look when mine is finished as all I can see so far is that my headlights are different.
Not bad at all though, thank you for the mention ![]() CG.
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That is very kind of you to offer your support. Not sure what my next project is going to be. Possibly my old 1971 Triumph T120 Bonneville; that’s been in my shed since I’ve had children, although it will take some time to find it under all the cob webs. Best regards, Tiff
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The underneath of your series II looks absolutely brilliant, can’t wait to see the rest. I think the series II and III are very similar, although I am no expert. The main differences are the smaller details such as the hinges and as you mentioned the positioning of the lights. All the best, Tiff
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Hi again,
I have just been away on my hols. so I havnt had much time to do much. All I have had time to do is re-shape the rear wheel arch and add the roof to the back as well as some smaller details. Thanks for looking. Tiff.
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Looks good, but these wheel arches are a bit rough at the moment. Btw when will you start modeling that T1 camperwan you have on sig. If it is what i am thinking?
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You are correct, they are a bit rough, I will try and smooth them out soon. I am still not happy with the wheels either. I may atempt a camper at some point, the one om my sig is a T2, need to try and finnish this first. Thanks for the comment, Tiff PS. Very nice Lada, I will be watching your thread as well.
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Just added some more details and rounded the wheel arches more, thanks Next One.
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Hey looks much better. When you decide to model that Wan, tell me, we can have a little comp. or something, cose i also really wanna model one of them. good luck with you project.
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Modelling looks pretty solid. Only thing I can suggest is to try and add some thickness to the body work if you can.
I think with a scene though, this will stand out ![]()
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Thanks, Next One. I will love to do a camper van one day, but not sure when, I will let you know. ![]()
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Nice one, Kage. Yes you have noticed my door (handle), has no thickness. I had already given the body thickness but I had completely over looked the door (handle). Thanks again. Tiff
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Hi again,
Just started sorting out the materials, they still need a bit more work. Not sure about the white roof. Any more advice or crits. will be gratefully received. Thanks again, Tiff
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Just started adding some bump maps, not sure that they are a bit to much?
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