Development Screens (Each post contains a picture OR contributing post)

Geeezus keerist...those seats!

 

Those look really good! But shouldn't the backrests be angled back a LOT more? I think I'd get some baaaadd back pain if I sat in that for too long...

 

And an unpainted, therefore white or powder blue, body kit, a spoiler the size of the Eiffel Tower, blue headlights, chrome taillights, and a 6-inch-diameter exhaust.

 

You're right, I hadn't thought of that, they are like this in my truck.

 

I drive an 07' Ranger XL, I've got those seats practically breaking out the rear window.

 

Shining beauty

 

@Physics : what is the car ?

 

Looks like a GTA IV/V Karin Sultan to me

 

Yeah , i had Sultan vibes at first sight .

 

Thats right !

 

Sultan is one of my fav cars in gta! Besides the Jester and Kruma.

 

Wow, the Crown Victoria and the Nissan are both looking amazing!

I am currently working on the textures for the wheels.
Here is the first set

I hope a 512x512 texture is not too big for only one set of rims.

Edit:
A set of Kosei K1 racing.


One more to come

Edit:
Avid.1 av-12


That's it for now

 

@SoHigh00 : wow , looking amazing , just do highres textures lower Performance ?
Also , what nissan is that ?

 

Yes, too many high res textures will cause a performance loss(especially on lower end systems). Also I was talking about the Nissan by KrawlerKX one page before this one (the interior shots)

 

A 1993 D21 according to Krawler.

 

93' D21

 

Working on the RVs frame. This took me about 3 days to do. Should be very accurate since I found some good side-on shots on the Dirt Every Day RV go-kart video(which hopefully is the same frame and otherwise well fuck it, I'm not redoing this). Only thing I couldn't figure out is what the swaybar-to-axle mount looks like, but from my only reference pic of that I assume it's mounted to the spring plate. Anyway, now off to do the front
And if anyone asks: No, I have no idea why it has airbags AND leafsprings and a swaybar with no links, but that's how it is in real life. (I can only guess that it might have a double function as a side-to-side locator arm thing and the bushings allow enough flex that it doesn't need links)


EDIT: Might have fucked up the thickness of the swaybar... It should be about half the thickness of the axle, mine's a bit thinner :/ But meh, noone will notice since there's only like 1 pic of it on the entire internet.
EDIT: Fixed the stupid swaybar anyway, because OCD.

Also, you'll be able to use this frame for dumptrucks and such too, since it's an extremely common chassis, it's a Chevrolet P30 chassis which has remained very similar between the 80's and the 2000's...