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Clay · 28th July 2014, 04:56 PM

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Ive been working on this 1934 Ford roadster here for the last few days. This sort of a combo build. The body on this was build by another Second Life builder. She used blender, which is a pain to use imo. You can buy the body and do what ever you want to it. So I have customized this car using AC3D. It's coming along great. I've made quite a few parts for this including the hood orniment and the motor. Just another great way to use AC3D!! Oh and I did do lots of modifications to the body just like you would in real life. So this is more Chip Foose would do.

28th July 2014, 04:56 PM	#1
Clay Senior Member Professional user Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Dallas Texas Posts: 104	1934 Ford Roadster Ive been working on this 1934 Ford roadster here for the last few days. This sort of a combo build. The body on this was build by another Second Life builder. She used blender, which is a pain to use imo. You can buy the body and do what ever you want to it. So I have customized this car using AC3D. It's coming along great. I've made quite a few parts for this including the hood orniment and the motor. Just another great way to use AC3D!! Oh and I did do lots of modifications to the body just like you would in real life. So this is more Chip Foose would do.