Request: 40s Car Bodies
Posted: Thu Mar 10, 2016 12:59 pmI known that currently there were few 40s car bodies (standard and larger variants of Morris Minor and Porsche 356 as vanilla and first Holden as a mod), however, when I saw a blueprints of some of the 40s cars, I saw an interest on that decade, so could anyone do that?, however I know that somebody might be busy, and I attempted to try to do the Alfa Romeo 1900 Coupe and Ford Sierra bodies a years ago, but I failed to do as I think it is too complicated and I have no experience on 3D modeling.
Forum Reference: http://www.automationgame.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=5873&start=30#p67029
So I have the requests: Large Car: Hudson Commodore, Reasons: Early representatives of all-new post-war design, lack of 40s large cars (wheelbase longer than 3.0 m/118.1 in) while we already have 50s and 60s Cadillac and also 60s Lincoln as a mod. Variants: 4-door sedan, 2-door hardtop coupe and convertible
Mid-Size Car: GAZ Pobeda, Reasons: First all-new post-war design, fills the gap of upper mid-size class (larger than larger variant of Morris Minor, which has 2.6 m/102.3 in wheelbase and 4.42m long, but it's much wider at nearly 2 m). Variants: 4-door notchback sedan (similar to Frazer Manhattan) 4-door fastback sedan and 5-door hatchback (it was possible because it was a fastback originally)
Blueprint Images for References
(Mid-Size Car)
(Frazer Manhattan, a reference for a notchback sedan version of Pobeda with some differences at rear quarter glass and rear roofline, because it looks quite similar to Pobeda)
(Large Car, convertible variant, but it was possible to do a hardtop variant as well)
Forum Reference: http://www.automationgame.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=5873&start=30#p67029
So I have the requests: Large Car: Hudson Commodore, Reasons: Early representatives of all-new post-war design, lack of 40s large cars (wheelbase longer than 3.0 m/118.1 in) while we already have 50s and 60s Cadillac and also 60s Lincoln as a mod. Variants: 4-door sedan, 2-door hardtop coupe and convertible
Mid-Size Car: GAZ Pobeda, Reasons: First all-new post-war design, fills the gap of upper mid-size class (larger than larger variant of Morris Minor, which has 2.6 m/102.3 in wheelbase and 4.42m long, but it's much wider at nearly 2 m). Variants: 4-door notchback sedan (similar to Frazer Manhattan) 4-door fastback sedan and 5-door hatchback (it was possible because it was a fastback originally)
Blueprint Images for References
(Mid-Size Car) (Frazer Manhattan, a reference for a notchback sedan version of Pobeda with some differences at rear quarter glass and rear roofline, because it looks quite similar to Pobeda) (Large Car, convertible variant, but it was possible to do a hardtop variant as well)