I think it’s that simplicity that works. Understated, unaggressive styling, yet it looks smart and well-to-do. I like that.
I still have a bunch of them left…
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Amazing rear lights design there. Also, how did you achieve that wood paneling effect?
I just layed out an area on the body using chrome strips, then selected it using the lasso tool in PS and adjusted the colours for a more wooden appearance.
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Ah cool, so a post-production affect thing. It looks good!
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So I’ve set up my new PC, and had a go with the UE4 Beta. So far I prefer the Kee Version, not just due to the stability. Quickly built LV for your time. This is the 2006 LaVache Thundercracker in RTX trim with the 3.4L V6 from the Skywarp.
No fancy presentation due to a lack of PS and zoom.
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Good looking car! I would like to see the base trim!
Oh Jesus that looks goooooooooooood 
Bask in the glory of my crudely constructed headlight clusters.
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Heh. What an unecessarily complicated blinker design, this is gonna take a ton of time to bu~
holy cow the blinkers say LV. Nevermind.
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“X” always makes everything better - therefore I can’t wait to see this.
Hehehe, cow
2019 is the 85th anniversary of LV. 
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I’ve spent ten months on not finishing the mid-size, yet here is the full size. All is relative of course, when the bigger brother is only 9cm longer, and has the exact same engines. They are still completely different animals though riding on separate platforms, and they look more than different. The only real difference in a way is price and weight, the slightly smaller Skywarp is 100kg lighter. 2019 Model year cars all come in Edition 85 trim to commemorate the 85th anniversary of the company, with special wheels, a few unique paint colours and Edition 85 signature active comfort seats.
Engines (available on both cars)
LaVache 6BF29, 2300cc V6 Twin Turbocharged, 289hp, 332Nm
LaVache 6YF35, 3001cc V6 Twin Turbocharged, 351hp, 458Nm
LaVache 6RN42, 4400cc V6 Naturally Aspirated, 417hp, 451Nm
Transmission: 6-speed DCT (all models) with RWD or optional 30/70 split AWD
Prices range from $28,950 to 42,300 for the Skywarp and from $37,650 to $48,890 for the Ramjet.
Now its time for the customers to decide if the model policy is misguided and these two models cannibalize each others sales or if they do indeed have a right to coexist.
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I’m strangely into the idea of using abnormally large V6’s.
Very futuristic. So few grilles it might as well be electric
seriously how do you cool it lmao
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I like the colours.