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  K, so I know it's been a while since I've been here, but in my defence, I've been working really hard on the Batmobile. I'm about maybe a fifth of the way through, but it's taking a good while, because it's the most complicated poly-modelling josb I've done so far.  Plus, because I'm still learning (I suppose you're always learning, but I'm really, really still learning), I've made a lot of mistakes, and I've had to backtrack throught a lot of what I've done.  I actually had to delete an entire model because I wasn't happy with the way it was going, and I'm going to have to take apart the side pods over the rear wheels and do them aga

WooHooo!!! Another milestone reached, 500 views! I'd like to just take a moment to thank all of you who've taken the time to look at my work over the past few months, and a special thanks to ~NimronKiTel, ~mythrildragon, ~Scharfshutze, ~Marduk13 and ~FangT, my watchers, and my friends, who've given me loads of help and support during my time on Deviant , thank you all so much, you help keep me going. :trophy::clap:

None of the damn plans fit!! AAAARRRGGGHHH! This makes it about, oh I don't know, say, a million times harder to model this thing. Which frankly is an absolute sod anyway. Perhaps I should explain. . . See, when modelling an item from real life, it's generally done with a series of blueprints or plans, which are laid as a background, and you for all intents and purposes, trace round them in 3D (which is harder than it sounds, btw). So I found what looked like really good reference drawings for the batmoblie, in the form of schematics. Took the images, sliced them and prep'd them, and when I've laid them out, I've found out that the dimension