It s very hard to critic or comment without a single wireframe really. Viewport hardware shading doesnt help too much. Looks like you are afraid of wireframes ....kidding.
Anyway, you have a big bump on the front wheel arch transition to side panel, on the side of the airvent. That s what it looks like from shaded views.
Neverthless, you are getting there. Nice job so far. Good work.
Regards
It s very hard to critic or comment without a single wireframe really. Viewport hardware shading doesnt help too much. Looks like you are afraid of wireframes ....kidding.
Anyway, you have a big bump on the front wheel arch transition to side panel, on the side of the airvent. That s what it looks like from shaded views.
Neverthless, you are getting there. Nice job so far. Good work.
Regards
Sorry, I'll put out some wires tomorrow I don't know what you mean with bump but I assume you mean the shader looking like it's pinching in the first picture? That is just a shader issue when looking from that angle.
EDIT: Ah now I see what you mean. must be a shader thing. Will post zebras and wires.
Wires of the rims, as well as a curvature radie check on the front fender. As you can see it's a little shaky but nothing too serious. At least for the purpose of this model
Also included a comparison shot of the front fender. Not a perfect match but hopefully it will be soon
Good work, but as Duron pointed out more accuracy would be better, there are lots of refs on the net
http://www.netcarshow.com/bmw/2011-m3_frozen_gray/
Very nice surfacing mate. You sure know what you are doing with alias, i can see that.
I have nothing to crit really regarding the surfacing. BUT, i couldnt understand that very little triangle on the side panel near the airvent. What was trimmed back there? I cant really guess how u might have modelled it, there are several possibilities.
Congratulations for your work, you have some good piece of surfacing on that car.
Ahhhhh..... And thank you for sharing the wires and being nice
Look a little further back aft the vent and you will see what surface it was likely trimmed from.
@beatone: What is the purpose of the picture circling the trimmed surface in post #40? Did you want to surface that without the small trimmed surface or something?