Hi racers,

after the first unsuccessful attempt with a model downloaded from Sketchfab, I decided to draw the model of the Alfa Romeo 4C from scratch!

And since I have already completed suspension, tyres, engine, etc... and compared to the real one they gave me very good sensations, I would like to see this car online on LFS!

I don't know if I'll be able to finish it due to lack of time but in the meantime here's how far I've come...

Learning Blender the hard way!! I like your style.
That license-war got out of hands.. I understand your frustration.
The 3D model looks already very promising, can't wait!

Update...

Update...

Bodywork near to complete...

Damn. You are going fast and clean

One more step: the distinctive side air intake!

If Scawen will not be ready releasing the new LFS version in particular for DX11 and lighting new system, when this mod will become public, I am gonna be very annoyed.
Looks great, It deserves a proper renderer.

Quote from FIZ :

Looks great, It deserves a proper renderer.

Thanks a lot!

Finally a proper Alfa being done for LFS

Quote from AEF :

Bodywork near to complete...

Hello, please tell me u didn't just abandon it. I was really happy when i saw an alfa was being made but there was nothing after. How's it going?\

Hi, I'm really sorry but I abandoned the project, the forum and the game.
In August my dear friend FIZ, also a user of this forum and my ever-present racing partner on LFS, passed away.
When you lose the person you have known all your life and with whom you have always shared a certain thing, you no longer have the strength to continue alone.

You shouldn't give up. Let this car run on the LFS, which is also what he wants

True - that could be a great tribute to your friend as he seemed to be a fan of it. Also since rear car's name is out of question (unless you have a chance to get licence from manufacturer),you might even name the car after him as a further tribute.
Alternativelly maybe you can give over some well skilled modder (who does 3D modelling himself) to finish your work if you're really not motivated to carry on.