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  Remko - 24 years ago

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  Nice work, Gleb! :)

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  JokinenDesign - 24 years ago

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  its very easy to take sounds/models from gran turismo games.
  i vote 10 for this.

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  JokinenDesign - 24 years ago

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  but wheres the black lines from glsses?...

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  JokinenDesign - 24 years ago

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  is those rims taken from my GT-ONE...?

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  Gleb Podkolzin - 24 years ago

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  Jokinen - hell no, those are my own rims. OZ Chrono Evo's, compare meshes, those are my own rims. These rims are different from your GT-One's.... What lines are you talking about?
  
  Also, sounds from GT2 - yes, easy toget, but from GT3- havent seen a single car using those sounds.....

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  Gleb Podkolzin - 24 years ago

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  BTW, this car is not just mine, it is DsM-Racing's and mine, hence the DG-R Tuning 'author'... He modeled the body, I did pretty much the rest...

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  Kenworth Man - 24 years ago

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  excellent car! but for that many polys i expect a better looking body, ie paint.

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  JonniVi - 24 years ago

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  It may just be me, but this seems a bit small in its proportions. Or perhaps the M Coupe I was racing against that made it look like a hotwheels was too big.
  
  Other than that great work.
  
  And yeah - Ryuji Kainoh proves Gran Turismo models are easy to get.

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  Gleb Podkolzin - 24 years ago

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  Actually, this car is correctly scaled, and in scaling this car I have found out one thing: the EA R34 was actually scaled proportionally to the real car. It also showed that the only car EA did not screw up was the R34 they made for the Japanese market... I scaled it to the exact same size as the EA car...

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  JokinenDesign - 24 years ago

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  nice specs....i can recommend this car to everybody...

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  JokinenDesign - 24 years ago

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  check this skilyne 3d model...
  
  front view
  
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  rear view
  
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  Gleb Podkolzin - 24 years ago

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  JokinenDesign, just go away. This is not Sega GT2002, this is NFS4. I would like to see that car run smoothly on your computer (that is not the actual in-game car, that looks more like a 100,000 polygon render)... Besides, their R34 is too wide.

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  BMWsport - 24 years ago

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  Jonny - that's why we're here - ( i can make you say anything you want :) ..grin.. )

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  JokinenDesign - 24 years ago

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  he he he...nfs4 cars aint be scaled correctly...good examples of that are pontiac/camaro...+all other cars...usually they are should be wider or lower...

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  JokinenDesign - 24 years ago

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  nfs porche/hp2 haves correctly scaled cars...

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  JokinenDesign - 24 years ago

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  you must do this lil bit wider then this car could be best R34 on the net...
  
  btw its not 100,000 polygon render...its game model...

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  Gleb Podkolzin - 24 years ago

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  Jokinen, the car is scalled correctly. Blueprints were used to scale it right. Dont tell me it is too narrow. Sega GT /2002 always had crappy cars. Check Gran Turismo 2/3 models, they are accurate. This is exactly correctly scaled. Now stop posting 3 messages at a time.

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  JokinenDesign - 24 years ago

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  something is wrong in this cars front end...does it have some body kit or something...
  
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  JokinenDesign - 24 years ago

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  now i get it...front bumper is different in real Skyline GT-R R34...cos in this model you are done that lower(middle)inatake hole too narrow....but good car still...

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  Gleb Podkolzin - 24 years ago

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  Yes, the front was changed. This car is supposed to be lightly tuned. The front is different, so are the sideskirts and the muffler. The wheels are obviously different, so that was supposed to tell you that it is not a stock car...

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