Re: Need Services
"Joseph Freeman" <[email protected]> Mon, 21 Jan 2008 20:56:00 -0000
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If you haven't found anyone yet to do this project, I would like to give it a shot. Might I suggest that you have anyone who wants to attempt this project go forward with it and have it be a first- come/first-serve deal where the first person to get back to you with acceptable completed results, be the person who gets paid. It has been my experience that unless you are dealing with a reputable graphics house (which are very expensive), than you can not afford to put all your eggs in one basket and hope to have acceptable completed results in an acceptable time frame. I think that before I commit myself to this project, I need to know what exactly you are willing to pay for a nice three dimensional blender file of this 1967 Ford Mustang that can be easily reconfigured with different paint schemes? You may write me and send photos to my personal e-mail at: [email protected] Please understand that the photos should be as high quality as possible and in as many different views as possible, ie., front, front right, right, rear right, rear, rear left, left, front left, and top. Angled views of the top from front, sides and back would also be helpful. These photos should be 800x600 or better resolution. Thank you, Sincerely, Joe Freeman --- In [email protected], "harley573" <harley573@...> wrote: > > I am very impressed with what blender can apparently do and would love > to try and learn the software. However, time is one of the limiting > factors at this point and it's a project that is going to have to > wait. Meanwhile, one of the projects for which I hoped to use blender > is in full swing. I am rebuilding a 1967 Ford Mustang and am doing it > in the restomod style to make it more modern mechanically with the > classic car look. I am having trouble deciding on the paint scheme and > thought blender would be a good program with which to model my ideas to > see how they'll look. Since I have neither the skill nor the time to > acquire the skill to do this, I was wondering if someone from the group > might be willing to work up a model and a few different paint schemes. > I have pictures of the car and/or similar cars that I could provide for > reference, though I'm not sure what would be required. Of course I > could compensate whomever should decide to take on this project and I'd > like to find out what something like that would cost. Also, I'd like > it to be as photo-realistic as possible. Thanks in advance! >