Nice man! Keep up!

thanks everyone
update in the first post - begun work on the interior

Sweet work Andy. I'm not too sure those reflections fit that background but of course I could be completely wrong if you've used the old car as a reference that was sat in that bg.

Rear wheel also looks fine to me, the paint is looking nice and shiny, just don't forget to add some noise to it at the end to plant it firmly in the setting. As someone pointed out to me in one of my chop threads (Can't remember which) your steering wheel is turned really far to the left with the front wheel only slightly turned if that.

Nice start though, it's looking awesome. Keep it up.

thanks jack and i suppose it would depend on what lock you've got on the wheel, i actually based the wheel on the base, if you see it there it is turned a fair way, yet the front wheel is almost straight... and yeh - noise! i'll need to add that As for the reflections i'm just sort of making them up as I go along, the car in the backdrop wasn't particularly good for creating glossy reflections:

but i was assuming that the scenery behind the photographer would be a sort of covered car park stretching off, with fairly open sides (as can bee seen over the car), but ah well - thanks for the great feedback jack

Pretty nice

thanks
update in first post

that is cool i had a feeling you used that as a base i am loving the intrior so far

nice )))

i love it!
keep up the amazing work man!

I actually don't believe you have no reference, it's that good