L.A. Noir - Virtual Studebakers

[Dag]

Not beeing "Game Addicted" myself, I have a couple of son's that spends a lot og time in front of their computer's gaming.

Dooing a lot of 3D modelling with particulary Autodesk Software (Inventor, Alias ++), I'm alway on the look for nice computer models of cars from my facourite years (late forties / early fifties). Notice this new game (L.A Noir) has quite a few (close to 90 i belive) detailed models that can be driven around in this game, so I guess it's time for the old man to get some tips from the kids on how to handle these games :-)

47 Studebaker: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-TSQvyp78s
Police version: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aTnqkvp63TA


Nice Buick sedanette: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SYGDyOQDnBk

Nice Tucker: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGLVi3tSnjE

Anyone aware of other "digitally reproduced " Studbakers ?

In combinations with a good CAM sofware (Mastercam) and a CNC Milling machine, it's amazing what can be made !

/Dag

[Gary1953]

That's very neat.
My brother found a US 6 Studebaker truck on a video war game several years ago.

[DEEPNHOCK]

Neat! I like that a lot...

[StudeMann]

I was watching the Canucks vs. Sharks Hockey game on Sunday when they were advertising this new game. I thought I caught a glimpse of a late 40's Studebaker in the commercial. I guess my eyes weren't deceiving me.

[BruceT]

my son has the game....Dad! Dad! I just wiped out a Commander....very cool

[JGK 940]

Anyone aware of other "digitally reproduced " Studbakers ?

My favorites are the work of Dan Palatnik in Brazil. Here's a link to just one of his Bulletnoses; I spend hours lost in his site in spite of understanding not a word of the lingo just 'cause the pics are so pretty: http://garagemdigital.blogspot.com/search/label/1950

[Dag]

My favorites are the work of Dan Palatnik in Brazil. Here's a link to just one of his Bulletnoses; I spend hours lost in his site in spite of understanding not a word of the lingo just 'cause the pics are so pretty: http://garagemdigital.blogspot.com/search/label/1950

Great site ! Stunning details in the model's...