CAR AND BIKE LOVERS THREAD - MARK II
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Betsy,
The password to open the file is 9iOs1mzdU2BQMW
It's the same one that's on http://www.gta-classics.net/
Okay, I thought I recognized it, I already have that one!
Betsy,
The password to open the file is 9iOs1mzdU2BQMW
It's the same one that's on http://www.gta-classics.net/
Okay, I thought I recognized it, I already have that one!
The one on gta-classics is much better after it's converted.
Yep, seems the good folks that redo these cars for gta make many improvements to them!
When you download a car there, if it has a password to open it, you go back to the site and click the tab at the top that says "unlock". There it has a list of all the cars passwords.
also if you use Poseray to convert them, the .3ds versions are partially exploded and textures don't apply for some reason. The .lwo files open fine in Poseray and the textures are all in place. Use them to save as an .obj. I think they all have .obj versions though.
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Many of the models we see the GTA sites were originally converted to NFS by the original artist. They are then converted from NFS to GTA by someone else. The cars on Sketchup and orther sites are not from the originals but conversions from either GTA or NFS.
Dan Palatnik over at Rendo creates his own car models. He also has a forum section on one the NFS sites where he converts his cars to NFS. Someone else will rip that car from NFS and convert it to GTA. I've chatted with MindFuck at gta-worldmods.de and GTA Classics and he said DAn Palanik has given him permission to do those conversion from NFS or the origiinal models to GTA.
The Sketchup cars and the 1964 Mercury (and many others on these free sites) are not from the originals but are conversion from NFS or GTA cars.
If you look closely at the cars many of the cars on animium, you'll notice many of them are from the DMI site.
Some variations of another Brycified motorbike.
57 Plymouth Savoy.
That's one of the late Catamaran's bikes!
Nice Hemi! Did you do this one? If not, where did you get it?
If you take the specular off those tires, they won't reflect all that light back making them look white.
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Nice Hemi! Did you do this one? If not, where did you get it?
If you take the specular off those tires, they won't reflect all that light back making them look white.
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I got it off of one of the gta sites. Don't remember which one though.
Hi folks, looking for the fin tail 1961 two door Comet. Any ideas?
I haven't seen one anywhere, doesn't mean someone hasn't done one, just haven't seen one, would be a great one though, especially if one could find it for free!
Sue doesn't quite know what to do with this old Nash, seems she isn't into collecting wierd cars like this!
I haven't seen one anywhere, doesn't mean someone hasn't done one, just haven't seen one, would be a great one though, especially if one could find it for free!Thank you much, just wanting to re-live some old days in renders. What about a Fastback two door Ford Fairlane? That would work also, Does not need to be free.
EDIT: The 302 Boss version.
EDIT: The 302 Boss version.
Yep, would love to see a 61 Galaxy, or even a 64 Fairlane, especially if its done with Thunderbolt parts! Going way back, I would love to see a 1932 Ford Pheaten, or a Vicky, just like in the real model world, seems all anyone wants to put out is the super cars, no one wants to do the mundane see it on the road everyday cars very often, however, there are a few out there, would also love to see a 62 Falcon, done up in both the 2 door and Ranchero style.
EDIT: The 302 Boss version.
Yep, would love to see a 61 Galaxy, or even a 64 Fairlane, especially if its done with Thunderbolt parts! Going way back, I would love to see a 1932 Ford Pheaten, or a Vicky, just like in the real model world, seems all anyone wants to put out is the super cars, no one wants to do the mundane see it on the road everyday cars very often, however, there are a few out there, would also love to see a 62 Falcon, done up in both the 2 door and Ranchero style.Now your talking, not many know the Fastback 302 was the sister to the first Mustang. Same frame engine and all, just a diff body.
There are a lot of cars I would love to see done, I know that Dan Palatnik has made some real beauties, but they aren't available to those of us who use DAZ and Poser very much, while there are some that can be converted from the gta websites, there is a 64 Galaxy done up in sections for sketchup, I converted and built it in DS, but boy was that a chore, and it also didn't come out looking too good!
There is a 1960 Ford Sunliner at Turbosquid if you don't mind paying $119.00 for it and a 1963 Galaxie at $149.00.
And they are beauties aren't they? But they are a little out of my league when it comes to price, there is no way on this earth that I could possibly justify to the better half that paying that much for something that amounts to bytes on a computer is a good thing!
And they are beauties aren't they? But they are a little out of my league when it comes to price, there is no way on this earth that I could possibly justify to the better half that paying that much for something that amounts to bytes on a computer is a good thing!
I know what you mean. I wouldn't even begin to consider buying one of those...no matter how bad I wanted them.
I tried that one too because I've wanted a 1964 Galaxie in 3d like forever and I was rather disappointed that it didn't look to good when converted.
I tried that one too because I've wanted a 1964 Galaxie in 3d like forever and I was rather disappointed that it didn't look to good when converted.
The really sad thing was, it didn't look bad while putting it together, it was when I started shading it that all the flaws showed up!
My Dad had one of those. He took the engine out and replaced it with an aluminum 215 cubic inch Olds engine. The engine only weighed a little over 200 pounds. We put it in and were lifting it up and down to center it by hand...lol. That car was very fast after that.
I have seen one on one of the GTA sites. Let me review what I have and I will get back with you.
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Yep, would love to see a 61 Galaxy, or even a 64 Fairlane, especially if its done with Thunderbolt parts! Going way back, I would love to see a 1932 Ford Pheaten, or a Vicky, just like in the real model world, seems all anyone wants to put out is the super cars, no one wants to do the mundane see it on the road everyday cars very often, however, there are a few out there, would also love to see a 62 Falcon, done up in both the 2 door and Ranchero style.Now your talking, not many know the Fastback 302 was the sister to the first Mustang. Same frame engine and all, just a diff body.
My 67 F100 pickup I posted pics of a few pages back is a Mustang Boss 302 built! Very quick.
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I know what you mean. I wouldn't even begin to consider buying one of those...no matter how bad I wanted them.
There is a sucker born everyday!
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No luck on the 61 Comet...I know I saw one, but can't find it. Sorry. I will post a link if I do find it though.
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Thanks for looking, and I forget what we had in my comet but yes with the right engine they were very fast cars.
Maybe it wasn't one of the San Andreas files, might have been for gta4, in which case, we can't do anything with it anyway, YET!
Considering that Mercury is a Ford product, I will assume that they had Ford engines. The one in the picture I posted had a 170 six cylinder in it. After the restoration it now has a 260 V8 small block. I am sure it is very quick!
(notice they moved the battery to the other side too.)
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Yep it was a Ford Small block for sure, but My brother built the car I just Raced it every where I could. He fianly just sold it to me. Sidney and Mike my Bro's were the grease monkeys, I was just the speed freak. My Comet was Red, I parked it one night and it has never been seen again. And this was in a NICE place too, not a bad hood or anything.