Thing is, the guy who made the golf didnt know how to jbeam. After a while waiting for help he couldnt finish it. Schumacher had made a lot of mods already so he knows what he is doing
As a huge fan of the Scirocco, and VW in general, I have alot of suggestions, and things that need to be fixed. - Your fenders lack the flare/lip all VW's of the time have, and on the rear you have the flare, but it's way too hard of an edge. -You have a huge amount of unnecessary polies on the car, you can remove many, along with improve the actual body shape of the car (which really does need to be worked on, your car looks a bit flat, with many hard edges. - Your engine bay/unibody isn't very accurate. Volkswagen tends to put the rain tray and firewall right up against the strut towers (VW chassis having more round shapes, and Audi Chassis having square shapes) and the Scirocco is no exception. -You modelled a rear differential on a car that never came in a 4wd (VW Syncro) The Scirocco has a rear beam just as every FWD VW product had until the mid 2000's. -The lower bit of the unibody curves in, allowing for the CV axles to travel. Along with the lack of a subframe (most late 70's-early 90's VW FWD subframes are very similar)
Nah, i dont know, first I need to finnish the model and then I have to fix these annoying shading issues so I think maybe in a month or 2.
