The skin files are here -> http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?p=1552859#post1552859
There are a few logos missing that I couldn't identify and I've moved the numbers on the side to a better position.
If you want anything changed, let me know.
There are a few logos missing that I couldn't identify and I've moved the numbers on the side to a better position.
If you want anything changed, let me know.
2004 Ferrari 360 NGT done as requested. FZR and FZ5 versions.
I'll have a go at this if you want?
I've got GTR2 so can see the car from all angles. I will hopefully get most of it done over the weekend.
I've got GTR2 so can see the car from all angles. I will hopefully get most of it done over the weekend.
50 hours and there's one on page 2 :ices_rofl
http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?p=619151#post619151
http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?p=619151#post619151
Added headlight-less one to the post
I know what you mean. I just wanted to put some headlights on rather than leave just the 'pop-ups'. Couldn't find any Supra lights.
In the finished skins thread -> http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?p=1533345#post1533345
Replica of the Japan Auto Supra done as requested
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Looks amazing kiste, good work:clapclap:
I tried to make it earlier in the year, but gave up after 10 minutes. Just didn't have the patience. :banghead:
I tried to make it earlier in the year, but gave up after 10 minutes. Just didn't have the patience. :banghead:
I'll have a go at this. I've got the font for the logo, so shouldn't take long to make.
This skin (or a very similar one) has already been made here -> http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?t=47046
Just a quick replica of a Porsche 962 I thought I'd share.
Just had my first go with blender. Quite pleased with the results, thanks for the render kit. 
Thanks for your comments. I was concerned about the blue but it looked ok in the viewer so I went with it. I have now changed it and it looks a lot better.
Replica of the ProSpeed 997 GT3 RSR that races in the FIA GT3 Championship.
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Finished skin here - http://www.lfsforum.net/showpo ... 466209&postcount=6131
Replica of Phil Glew's 2009 Championship winning Clio Cup car adapted to Scirocco.
Picked it up last Saturday, gave it a good clean this Saturday.
How about this? I have cheated a bit by just changing the colours of my personal helmet, but it doesn't look too bad.
Been there, done that.
Good luck with your course, I finished there in June '08 having just done the Nat Diploma. You'll have to work hard in the First Diploma group because most of them **** around and will try to drag you down. Twenty odd would start the year but by the end only a handful were left. The Nat Dip won't teach you anything about motorsport, only about the basics of a car. Get yourself out and about working for teams gaining experience while you are there, you'll learn more out working on racedays then you will in the classroom. Can't say anything about the FD because I didn't do it, but from a few people I know are still doing it it's pretty tough, especially the maths aspect of the course.
It's good to aim as high as possible, but mechanics are always needed at lower levels. I'm happy working where I am, off to Zolder on wednesday, went to Spa last year it's all good fun.
On the topic of cars, I go for economical diesels. Not very sporty, but you do clock up the miles driving from circuit to circuit.
Good luck with your course, I finished there in June '08 having just done the Nat Diploma. You'll have to work hard in the First Diploma group because most of them **** around and will try to drag you down. Twenty odd would start the year but by the end only a handful were left. The Nat Dip won't teach you anything about motorsport, only about the basics of a car. Get yourself out and about working for teams gaining experience while you are there, you'll learn more out working on racedays then you will in the classroom. Can't say anything about the FD because I didn't do it, but from a few people I know are still doing it it's pretty tough, especially the maths aspect of the course.
It's good to aim as high as possible, but mechanics are always needed at lower levels. I'm happy working where I am, off to Zolder on wednesday, went to Spa last year it's all good fun.
On the topic of cars, I go for economical diesels. Not very sporty, but you do clock up the miles driving from circuit to circuit.
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