Ciao to all!
This time i'm modelling a BBS forged monoblock racing wheel...I used just one reference images....I'll hope the final result will be good anyway ;)
Now i'm concentrating on the wheel block....then i'll proceed with the Lock nuts and the air valve...




























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Looking good again Arian, swift modelling style on this one and good clean looking blends/fillets on joining areas. If you check on my grabcad page you will find some snap fit valves there if you want to use them as reference materials :)

Martin Spencer-Ford

Thank you very much Martin! :)
Yep i tried to follow a workflow cleaned as possible to create nice fillets :)
Later i'll post some upgrades of the wheel....i added some new works on it and i've ended it :) (i've still to do the air valve and the nuts too....)

Here we are...the wheel is now complete......I'll add the air valve and the nut soon :)
I've tried to reproduce the CNC works normally present on these wheels...


















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The wheel is looking very good, I hope to see a close up of those milled areas in the render.

Martin Spencer-Ford

Looking very nice Arian!

- Michael

Thanks Martin! I'll do that! I'll do some detailed renderings ;)

Thank you Michael :)

Little upgrade....Air valve done....
This evening i'll post the nuts...so the first wheel kit will be ready...



















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Micro detail!
Size of the file must be gorgeous when it's will be multiply! (wheels) ?
So I suppose that you ara waiting an instance system objects ?

Ciao Pilou!
Yes the files starts to be quite big doing istances.....but i will duplicate objects on the rendering program....here on Moi i'm modelling just some assembly (brake kit, wheel kit) and i'll do the top assembly on rendering program :)
(but when i'll have finished all the project (tire, wheel and brake) i want to try to create the top assembly on Moi to see how it works :)...I'll try it
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ok....Finally I've complete the wheel kit (Wheel, air valve and nut)
Here some pictures :)
Will follow some rendering soon :)
























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It's a pleasure too see you working.
Bravo.
Massimo.

Thank you very much Massimo :)
Arian

sorry for the late but i'm really busy in these days...
here some renderings ;)

Not painted version:







Painted version:







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Very nice Arian, thanks for sharing the renderings!

- Michael

Thank you very much Michael :)

Arian!!! How did I not see this?
What a beautiful result!

Thanks for showing us your progress.

Thank you very much Mike!
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Renders up nicely Arian :)

Martin Spencer-Ford