A Alpine !!! added to this, modelled under rhino, the paradise's thead!
Very detailed too...do you have one in your garage?
i've a problem with your photo (the real red one) i can't see it(my fault, connection problem ), seems to me that you're building a V6 model before 81, no?
Very good shape indeed
spooon - thanks! go ahead, try rhino, it's very enjoyable and have great potential. but nurbs are less intuitial than poly, it's totally different modelling method
DaveCox - thank you, i'm glad to hear that:buttrock:
seth - wow thanks! i'm happy with your words. unlucky i haven't that car but there's lots of owners' blogs on the internet, with pictures of restoration etc. also i've found some manual scans with technical drawings. not the best quality, but it gives nice sneak under the body. however, it required some time spent only on searching internet, without seeing any pictures.
and yes, i'm trying to do a 1976-1980 V6 model on original alloy wheels of course thanks again. i'm trying my best
i'm very impressed (the rubber joint...). I've put this thread's link in to my own thread on Alpine site
http://alpinerenault.free.fr/outils/...=asc&start=480
thanks seth. i've found lots of good references on your forum. thank you for a very good words
all windows are made except the tiny one between interior and engine hatch. i've almost finished main body. next task - a journey into filleting
renders are straight from rhino
Excellent! Excellent! neverless, just one little critiq, your back panel, just below the window is too flat, it must be more roundy in the left/right view.The lateral edge of the wing which descent to the bumper,parallel to the back, seems to be "flat", but it's not
Not sure that is a perfect blueprint, added to this it's a GrIV version.
seth - thank you for crits mate, but could you show that exactly area on some picture? or just blueprint. would be great again thanks for support
though i ain't finished a half of modelling, the oudside body is almost complete and i just had to render it here's first attempt of putting a life into that body. materials are test, so low quality. i will try to obtain that nice '75 photo look on final renders.
P2sta - i hope i don't let you down
ps. i would like to thank kdog for great iges tutorial
best regards
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Originally Posted by DaveCox 
do you have one in your garage?
but there's lots of owners' blogs on the internet, with pictures of restoration etc. also i've found some manual scans with technical drawings. not the best quality, but it gives nice sneak under the body. however, it required some time spent only on searching internet, without seeing any pictures.
