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motorman7 has joined the development,so we will both post screens of updates.

finished door jamb(made holes and inside part), "pushed towards".

http://www.classiczcars.com/photopost/showphoto.php?photo=3138&title=432r-replica-rear-floor-area&cat=3069 I think this is series 2 right?

Ah you got is assembled...I think that those luggage boxes you mean are assymmetrical so they are not made on this stage of modelling.

Started to detail door jamb,cleaned and added chamfer on the bottom also started to make the transmission space. Fixed the arch

Mikes,thank you!Very informative pictures! JCPurcell,I always need to be sure that the model is correct,that geometry matches the real one.So tell me if you find any mismatches.Also you can help me with referals-looked up in your gallery and noticed some beautiful photos!They will also help me.Do you still got your Z in this condition? http://www.classiczcars.com/photopost/showphoto.php?photo=36169&title=paint-at-last&cat=500

After a few hours of work on this part....Hope now it looks correct. Also started to detail bottom would be glad to have a picture of the door lock space like this

I'll ask if I need some.

not quite There are few things seen on the pictures that need to be fixed,for example,arc is not round in some places,the shoulder is too bumpy. Anyways,the work is still going!I'll try to do my best.

Made holes at the back,made the outer side look fine.fixed the place around the small side window.

Fixed side bumper hole,finished arc,added details on back

thanks for the kind words This depends 50% on time and impression I have and 50% on referals.Now I'm thinking of doing inner mechanical parts or not,such as engine and transmission,the main problem is to understand the detailing,but I see people helping me,so I'll try to do my best.

Remember that noise around the holes above the wheel well?Removed. Changed blueprint Started to make the wheel well,outside part. A little progress,but for now.

woo!Beautiful photos!Actually it took me a while to understand where that place is,but I'm extremely glad to see people willing to help

Made tail gate space,moderately fixed the rail from tail gate to the roof and space around it(picture 1) Aslo fixed chamfer and geometry inside

Thank you ironhelix,very good photos!

50 hours of work by the previous update

added details started to make tail lights space

Made the holes,made the thing on 3 picture(hehe don't know how to call it,I think this makes roof harder),also fixed and chamfered the hole for extra wheel

Ahahah that's hilarious xD I could guess but I didn't expect the picture to be turned...I thought something is strange,thought you have given a photo of right side,also I had this http://becksystems.com/KellyW/025KellyW.jpg but didn't notice and now I have that feel when you realize that everything is much easier than you thought. Wish will post update on sunday,also will create threads on 3D forums,but still have not got enough of the model done. I think about reorganizing my time to have more time for the car,not to make the work very long.

Thank you :laugh: Looks WAY different even wondered why did nissan make so So I'm gonna leave it all as it looks now Made inner arc

Must be a fail,need to define the error in geometry Btw it's my birthday

Re-made the X,added a hole,fixed the geometry,now it looks as it should can you point me where the off-screen hole would be? :classic: The goal IN modelling is yes,getting as much detail as I can Goal OF(maybe wrong preposition(bad in english),but you'll understand)modelling is getting a lot of expierience,filling portfolio,having an ability to make very good renders(also videos)with such a detailed car,and a few others. Of course it's easier to handle less points,but getting maximum detail worth it.

looked up that here http://becksystems.com/KellyW/026KellyW.jpg 240 '73 but do they differ?I mean on the opposite sides Do I leave it like this or delete the panel?