Wow. First of all congrats on the new family member! Amazing you have *any* time to do *anything!*

Great model and very nice proportions. Nice job!

Here is my 2 cents worth:

Great start. Lack of edge/boundary detail makes it look a bit like a toy car. Focus on the tiny parts, like where the mirror meets the car. The door handles. The details inside the headlights and other lights. Look at existing cars/racecars/ supercars and look at the attention to details that occur between parts and on the edge of parts.

Here are a couple "design" links which might be helpful in understanding edge/boundary and different levels of detail:

http://www.neilblevins.com/cg_education/primary_secondary_and_tertiary_shapes/primary_secondary_and_tertiary_shapes.htm

Wow - nice work! Way to go!

Hello Fabrizio!

Very good model! Congratulation!

Hi Chippwalters,

many, many thanks for your comment and your precious suggestions, in particular about the "design" links you've posted, I'm having a look on it with a lot of interest, as well as I used to follow your tutorials so far!

..and this model is the result of all I gained from this beautifull community!

..but consider that the car still in W.I.P. status, I have to do a lot of things yet, and change some others, and for sure adding more details (also technical) to make it more realistic..

Still a long (and funny) way to go :)

- Marco (mkdm) said:
"Very good model! Congratulation! "

me:
Grazie Marco, è tutto merito vostro, questo è il risultato di tutto quello che sto imparando da voi :)

Very interesting links Chipp, thanks.

There is also similar theories on values (light dark) in a picture.

Marc