Hello, this is my upcoming project. 1973 Nissan Skyline 2000GT-R KPGC110 "Ken & Meri", also known as "Phantom GT-R" because of it never got chance to race at all, opposite to Skyline tradition, due to oil crisis striked back in 1970s.

3D model is Martin Trafas' Nissan Skyline GT-R C110 Kenmeri '73. I downloaded model and unsubdivided it in blender & merged by distance in LFS Editor to make it fit in the tri-limit. All interior parts is modelled in blender with looking to real life and Gran Turismo's interior photos. This video really helped about reference: https://youtu.be/TgBlKRScTno?si=P2LV0blSZs_4ZoDV

Full development walkthrough video is here. Despite how much i try to model the interior and dashboard low poly as possible, it ended up in 64622 tris, so you'll see a little humor about it in this video

https://youtu.be/wMhI7mx34HA?si=BYXr4hXcxpgY8-_G

Here are some photos

Wow. This is another masterpiece.
Great job again !

Looks beautiful, drives nicely, love it! Interior is perfect, great idea with dashboard lighting I would like to ask, why did you use a MacPherson suspension? Not a criticism, just curious

Quote from stuchlo :

Looks beautiful, drives nicely, love it! Interior is perfect, great idea with...

The car's irl front suspension is MacPherson too, but the irl rear suspension is called semi-trailing arm, and since we don't have semi-trailing arm, at least maybe not for now, we decided to simulate it close as possible with putting another MacPherson to the rear too. I'm so glad everyone liked it, enjoy

Quote from AR92 :

The car's irl front suspension is MacPherson too, but the irl rear suspension is...

Nice I have seen some semi-trailing arm approximations using trailing arm and double wishbone (depends how much camber changes with suspension travel) but not MacPherson. I have also used double wishbone in my older mod, but different cars need different approaches. Thanks for the explanation, it is nice to know, when a mod physics is engineered properly, especially when it is a historic car Personally, if I know, how it works, I enjoy the mod much more. Great job!

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