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Mercedes SLS Gullwing.

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Mercedes SLS Gullwing.

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Created by StuartB4

Car model and toy truck are from http://tf3dm.com. Opened one door, turned front wheels out, added number plate, changed colour. Gate, brick walls and ground are Bryce terrains, background is HDRI. Flowers and grass are Bryce plants.

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Mercedes SLS Gullwing.

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HoroArchived

- Another beautiful car render. I like the toy truck with tghe toy Mercedes. Very humorous detail. Wall and gate look great, also the floor. This is a very complete render with the flower and the grass. Top marks from me.

StuartB4Archived

- Thankyou very much Horo, you're very kind.

slepalexArchived

- Realistic rendering! However, the texture of masonry (or wall) is necessary to reduce the vertical. :)

StuartB4Archived

- I don't know what you mean slepalex, the wall has got texture. What do you mean by reduce the vertical?

slepalexArchived

* Conventional brick has an aspect ratio of 250 * 65 mm, that is 4:1. You in the picture about 1:1. Consequently, to have the correct proportions, it is necessary to reduce the size of the texture vertically (along axis Y) or increase horizontally (along axis X). Sorry for my english. :)

StuartB4Archived

- Thanks Slepalex. Now I know what you mean. It was intentional though. I did it to look like the bricks were laid the opposite way to normal. Like this image here: https://mypixels.shutterfly.com/123 Your English is fine by the way.

slepalexArchived

* I understood. Here bricks stacked end-to-viewer. Usually this way brickwork do not. I once worked in construction student's group and I have some experience in this case. :)