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Updated rendering as of January 6, 2020:
Alright, last ones, I realized the Orange Creamsicle color scheme was too good to pass up, so here's an unnaturally clean one in the middle of a snow field. The second one is a Raptor variant based on the Bronco R, though I think Ford might have to name it something else lest people start calling it the Braptor. Just doesn't sound right.
Updated rendering as of January 5, 2020:
Alright, been leaving a few projects on the backburner to finish this up so I spent today polishing my model, this should be the last round of renders, but being a configurable vehicle, I tried to think of every combination of Bronco for some good variety. Enjoy!
Updated rendering as of Dec 29, 2019:
Updated rendering as of Nov 13, 2019:
Here's a quick update, I fixed the mirrors so they come off the A-Pillar in a way that sort of fills in the notch along the top of the fender in the same way the Bronco R seems to, I think it flows much better, I also added a liner that acts as a divider between the fascia and the grille opening, it fills in some of the negative space around the headlights, makes them look better in my opinion, even though this is something not featured distinctly on the Bronco R. Since it seems to be of interest I'll try and do a mockup using Raptor-esque C headlamps, though for the record I don't think that's what Ford will be using, need to finish up work on the rear bumper and taillights first though. Thanks again for the feedback everyone.
First rendering version:
I've been analyzing the Bronco R for the past week and using it to make an updated production-spec Bronco model based on it's design cues. Finally got the front three quarters done, so here's something presentable for the sake of beating Road & Track's photoshoppers to market, still need to model a version with doors and roof removed, if any insiders want to let me know the details on that for authenticity's sake, that'd be pretty cool. More to come later.
Alright, last ones, I realized the Orange Creamsicle color scheme was too good to pass up, so here's an unnaturally clean one in the middle of a snow field. The second one is a Raptor variant based on the Bronco R, though I think Ford might have to name it something else lest people start calling it the Braptor. Just doesn't sound right.
Updated rendering as of January 5, 2020:
Alright, been leaving a few projects on the backburner to finish this up so I spent today polishing my model, this should be the last round of renders, but being a configurable vehicle, I tried to think of every combination of Bronco for some good variety. Enjoy!
Updated rendering as of Dec 29, 2019:
Updated rendering as of Nov 13, 2019:
Here's a quick update, I fixed the mirrors so they come off the A-Pillar in a way that sort of fills in the notch along the top of the fender in the same way the Bronco R seems to, I think it flows much better, I also added a liner that acts as a divider between the fascia and the grille opening, it fills in some of the negative space around the headlights, makes them look better in my opinion, even though this is something not featured distinctly on the Bronco R. Since it seems to be of interest I'll try and do a mockup using Raptor-esque C headlamps, though for the record I don't think that's what Ford will be using, need to finish up work on the rear bumper and taillights first though. Thanks again for the feedback everyone.
First rendering version:
I've been analyzing the Bronco R for the past week and using it to make an updated production-spec Bronco model based on it's design cues. Finally got the front three quarters done, so here's something presentable for the sake of beating Road & Track's photoshoppers to market, still need to model a version with doors and roof removed, if any insiders want to let me know the details on that for authenticity's sake, that'd be pretty cool. More to come later.
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