one car challenge 2025 day 7

 
1- 90% of the rim is done :
made it big size of looking like 16-17 inch 




made the center cap


the look which i'm generally satisfied with





made it even better with chrome finish 





made the rear bumper main point of interest  using paul walker supra from 1st fast and furious


the blue print was from the courtesy of get-outlines website


still need few hard to see bugs  





made the front side hole roundier in the very side than before


BEFORE:





AFTER:









    since knife by project is not working in blender 4.4
i re-made this hole manually (no longer an fake 2d plane wrapped to)






made the door line of low part of door higher and flatter (+also separate skirt from main body)
=custom door
+ removed the lower side intrusion in secondary color since looked ugly





fixing bugs in skirt


fixing bug in rear bumper high part



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