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I think it's safe to say I'm on a Cyberpunk (vehicle) themed roll 
As per usual, sometimes I find myself wading through oodles of inspiration, of which this is number three to emerge.
As oposed to the other two (Madness and SysOp One), I feel this machine reflects my personal favorite Cyberpunk universe more clearly; Shadowrun. In Shadowrun you've still got magic and whatnot and here we've got a hovercar with a skull tied to the hood and with runes here and there - not your average Cyberpunk vehicle But, you know, that's part of the charm of fiction; it's fictious, so you can do whatever you want
It's always fun to hack together something unique out of existing Poser and DAZ|Studio models and what I like here, is the combination of Sci-Fi and Fantasy models to do just that
Don't forget to download the full version!
As per usual, sometimes I find myself wading through oodles of inspiration, of which this is number three to emerge.As oposed to the other two (Madness and SysOp One), I feel this machine reflects my personal favorite Cyberpunk universe more clearly; Shadowrun. In Shadowrun you've still got magic and whatnot and here we've got a hovercar with a skull tied to the hood and with runes here and there - not your average Cyberpunk vehicle
But, you know, that's part of the charm of fiction; it's fictious, so you can do whatever you want It's always fun to hack together something unique out of existing Poser and DAZ|Studio models and what I like here, is the combination of Sci-Fi and Fantasy models to do just that
Don't forget to download the full version!
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The character himself is a big improvement over your previous guy. Only thing I might take issue with is the boots - they look like one solid piece, which would make it all but impossible for him to get his feet in them, particularly with the thin ankle. Maybe some seams or magnet-buckles would be in order.
The car shares the same problem, but on a much worse level. From nose to tail, the main body appears to be one solid sheet of metal, melted and bent into a vaguely car-like shape. Putting aside the difficulty of assembling a solid-body design (particularly in the shape here), it just doesn't look believable. Pull up some car pictures - Corvettes would be my suggestion for this rusty beast - and note where the seams on the body panels are, and tweak the normal or bump-map to etch in some lines. They don't have to be deep, but segmenting the body will really improve the feel of it, if done right.
The car shares the same problem, but on a much worse level. From nose to tail, the main body appears to be one solid sheet of metal, melted and bent into a vaguely car-like shape. Putting aside the difficulty of assembling a solid-body design (particularly in the shape here), it just doesn't look believable. Pull up some car pictures - Corvettes would be my suggestion for this rusty beast - and note where the seams on the body panels are, and tweak the normal or bump-map to etch in some lines. They don't have to be deep, but segmenting the body will really improve the feel of it, if done right.