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MillerSport Design Co.
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Wed Jul 31, 2013 10:54 amby JamesMiller
My company doesn't produce cars, rather we lend our hadto the design of others. Much like pininfarina, for example.These are some of the cars we have designed over the years.
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1st up is the Rarri Barichello. A grand tourer that, some say, bares a striking resemblance to the 575m Maranello. This body is begging for a 6L N/A V12. Mmmm torque.
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Re: Meet.... the Rarri Barichello! *ahem*
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Wed Jul 31, 2013 11:09 amby Juno8
oh MY! that is one awesome car!
Re: Meet.... the Rarri Barichello! *ahem*
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Wed Jul 31, 2013 11:38 amby Raticon
Very very nice looking! Top-notch work on that one.
Re: Meet.... the Rarri Barichello! *ahem*
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Wed Jul 31, 2013 12:27 pmby Daffyflyer
Haha, "Very loosely" based on a 575 you say?
Looks great though, good work
Re: Meet.... the Rarri Barichello! *ahem*
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Wed Jul 31, 2013 12:35 pmby diegorborges
Awesome job! How do you put the badge over the grill?
Re: Meet.... the Rarri Barichello! *ahem*
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Wed Jul 31, 2013 12:40 pmby DuratecDriver
simply you drop it on a surface not covered by any fitting, and then you drag it on anything you want.
Re: Meet.... the Rarri Barichello! *ahem*
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Thu Aug 01, 2013 2:50 amby JamesMiller
Thanks guys. That's about as close as i could have got it really. It's difficult getting the body shape right asonce you add a fixture you cantgo back and change the shape again. Is that normal? It makes it a lot more challenging, especially where the headlights are concerned.
Re: Meet.... the Rarri Barichello! *ahem*
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Thu Aug 01, 2013 1:00 pmby Daffyflyer
JamesMiller wrote:Thanks guys. That's about as close as i could have got it really. It's difficult getting the body shape right asonce you add a fixture you cantgo back and change the shape again. Is that normal? It makes it a lot more challenging, especially where the headlights are concerned.
You should be able to select it again and move/reshape it, you just need to deselect the thing you're currently trying to stamp.
Re: Meet.... the Rarri Barichello! *ahem*
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Fri Aug 02, 2013 8:16 amby JamesMiller
Daffyflyer wrote:JamesMiller wrote:Thanks guys. That's about as close as i could have got it really. It's difficult getting the body shape right asonce you add a fixture you cantgo back and change the shape again. Is that normal? It makes it a lot more challenging, especially where the headlights are concerned.
You should be able to select it again and move/reshape it, you just need to deselect the thing you're currently trying to stamp.
I cant, even if i reload the car it wont let me re-model it
Re: Rarri Motors
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Fri Aug 02, 2013 8:21 amby JamesMiller
and now......the Rarri Dart
A long wheel-based, long-nosed, minimal overhang rear wheel driven 2 seater monster. Available in 3 specs, with the top spec being a 6.8L twin turbo with 650hp / 600lbft torque.
Re: Rarri Motors
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Sat Aug 03, 2013 4:33 amby JamesMiller
Introducing the Hiroshi Skip. A fun little two seater city car, powered by an economical 1.3 turbo unit producing 100hp.
Re: Rarri Motors
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Sat Aug 03, 2013 4:46 amby Juno8
how did you do that with the roof at the back...was it editing files or something?
Re: Rarri Motors
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Sat Aug 03, 2013 6:21 amby treav0r
650 hp in this small thingy sporty car? just ridiculous ^^ and wth is this green thing o_O?
Re: Rarri Motors
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Sat Aug 03, 2013 7:12 amby JamesMiller
treav0r wrote:650 hp in this small thingy sporty car? just ridiculous ^^ and wth is this green thing o_O?
its about the same size spec as a standard SLR...... ?
Juno8 wrote:how did you do that with the roof at the back...was it editing files or something?
yeah, i just modified how far forward i could move the rear window
Re: My own designs
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Sun Aug 04, 2013 8:15 amby JamesMiller
Another member of the Hiroshi Family; The '95 Fireball PPX. This car defined the mid 90's Jap performance scene. Powered by a screaming 2.0L N/A that revs to 8600rpm and produces 220hp, weighing 1300kg, this is the car that brought affordable performance motoring to the masses.