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pokertalk · 28-05-2012, 19:44

hi guys does anyone know where i can find a 3d max tutorial for making a mitsubishi lancer? been trawling the internet for ages with no luck . any links/ feedback would be great. thanks!

**5uspect** · 29-05-2012, 10:21

That's probably a little too specific. You're better off searching for any car tutorial and then use drawings of the Lancer as a reference. A Haynes manual would probably be a good reference.

Splinters · 29-05-2012, 14:35

Are you looking specifically for tutorial to actually get the model or for the practice? Im pretty sure I have a nice high res model of one in obj format if thats any use to you?

InTheTrees · 05-06-2012, 18:36

Toy plastic kits are an invaulable source of plans.

Scan in the instruction sheet and use it as a viewport background while you work.

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pokertalk Registered User Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 778 Adverts \| Friends	mitsubishi 3d max hi guys does anyone know where i can find a 3d max tutorial for making a mitsubishi lancer? been trawling the internet for ages with no luck . any links/ feedback would be great. thanks!

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29-05-2012, 10:21	#2
5uspect Moderator Join Date: May 2006 Location: Back from Abroad. Posts: 8,113 Adverts \| Friends Mod: Digital Art & Design	That's probably a little too specific. You're better off searching for any car tutorial and then use drawings of the Lancer as a reference. A Haynes manual would probably be a good reference.

29-05-2012, 14:35	#3
Splinters Registered User Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 710 Adverts \| Friends	Are you looking specifically for tutorial to actually get the model or for the practice? Im pretty sure I have a nice high res model of one in obj format if thats any use to you?

05-06-2012, 18:36	#4
InTheTrees Registered User Join Date: Dec 2009 Posts: 4,495 Adverts \| Friends	Toy plastic kits are an invaulable source of plans. Scan in the instruction sheet and use it as a viewport background while you work.