Thanks for wise words . I'm try dividing the model into different parts as you said- exciting to try that!! But will adding more RAM help me? ) I have Pentium 4 3,0 and 2x512 TWIN MOS Ram. Can I add 2x 1024 ??? Somebody told me that the RAMs should be of the same (size or brand...?).

If you have the money then yea you should upgrade with 2x 1024 MB.
Don't buy more than that unless you have a Dual Core Processor...
And yea make sure the Ram is of the same brand/size this way your PC only has one type of RAM to register (confusing? it is for me too)(and unfortunately i have 1x512 and 1x1024 and its not as fast as i would have liked it to be...)

And now an end to the blabber and cheers with the Rending :D

It worked loading the wheels one by one. But setting up lights is hard. This render is done with 2 area lights. But the front wheel rim is too bright, I don't know why.

If their are 2 lights pointing on that front wheel, it is possible it will be too bright. Maybe lower the opacity of the lights???


Nice work, but your car is not standing on the ground. Look at the wheels reflection :p

Well it's just a test render so it's not a problem i think

I can't spot any errors (then again, I'm a new to Lightwave), but I have to say, excellent job.

Cool looking Model. Good jod on the spline work. wish I had a real one :). the lighting issue also could be from the surface setting of the rim. Check the Luminosity and reflection settings. If you add shaders, than check them too.

Keep up the great work.

Cheers

I'm beginning to see an finish of this project. This is a FPrime render.

and from the back.

Interior

and side...

Hi Bjorn,

That really is some nice work you,ve done there.

Ribs.

WOW, great job. FPrime really sure speeds up the work progress... I see the side grill still needs work, but I am sure you have some more updates coming??

:attn:

Cheers :beer: