Hi to all Alfaholics: Alfa's legend goes on !

Alfa took part at Expo Montreal 1967 with a prototype named Montreal
(link in English to official Alfa musem https://www.museoalfaromeo.com/en-us/MostreTemporanee/Pages/MontrealExpo.aspx )

Testers found problem while driving on a curve,low flow fuel in the carburetor,so they mounted Spica mechanic iniectjon

a French video:



Trasitions between different shapes founded on this car pushed me to give a try using SubD modeling Zarkow's way
This is the thread about Montreal surfacing:

http://moi3d.com/forum/index.php?webtag=MOI&msg=10064.1

Here using the "so long waited" Dimension tool.Dimensions are very close to original



A simple Moi screenshot copied to clipboard and pasted into Affinity Photo
Moi lighting settings:Enamel
Insert Alfa logos and tonemapped using James Ritson settings,this allow me to get "Vintagell"effect i want
i recycled some parts from my previous cars,so carvings of the tires are little bit large,wipes need to be more straight...i don't care :)



same settings in back view.Here i did a curved top bottom so the back lights are curved while original is straight



Here a little bit "Toon style" using -Oil slick- light settings in Moi



Be here after 7 years means that modeling passion is not gone away
During modeling session i watched the car and i said " WOW"...once again this -low cost- software made by just one man give me so much happiness
Thank you Michael :)

P.S. photorealistic renders will follow...
Pilou you have won the car in my previous post,i'll send you this week end ;)