Where can I get this classic Jaguar car?
RLSprouse
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The last promo image for the Northern Terrace Street product includes a gorgeous old Jaguar. Does anyone know where this can be purchased?
https://www.daz3d.com/northern-terrace-street
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Look for Limousine Prince in the Daz store
Awesome, thanks so much!
I had never seen that model of terraced houses before. Thanks for showing it. It's so true to life. The brick colour is right for North Kent too. Thousands of that type of house round here.
Regards,
Richard
Yes a fairly standard late Victorian/Edwardian Terrace, only in the part of North Kent where I grew up I think we used to more often have a little forecourt.
My first house (1890) opened straight on the street, no bay window, so one step down in the 'value' ladder from any in that terrace.
Our second house was built by the developer of the street for himself and his family in 1898. It had a single storey bay & full width eyebrow roof and two windows upstairs, with the tarmac pavement going up to the house wall. It was a terrace style house built as a detached one, then 12 years later he built a double fronted house half an inch away and 4ft back from the pavement line with a tiny front garden (only one in the street). All the bricks for the street were made from the end of the brick clay seam that appeared in the lower gardens at the north end of the street. The houses at the bottom end were 4ft lower as a result, and built on clinker and waster bricks from the brick making left over from the upper part of the street. The bottom end houses were identical to the single height bay houses in the model. All the bricks in the street, where not painted, were nearly black and scrubbed up to a dirty yellow with black clinker inclusions.
Regards,
Richard.
I grew up in a 1930s house Which had been built as one of a pair of semis to extend the street, The builder was going to carry on and build more, but war broke out. We didn't even have a street in that one, let alone a front area, It was built on what had previously just been waste ground so we came out of the front door and had 3 steps down to dirt.
First house we bought when I married was built in1895 and sounds very much like yours, with single storey bay and upper windows, but we had a small front area which had a hedge growing in it surrounding the bay.
Would be nice if someone made a fully loaded classic Jaguar car for DAZ Studio. Found one over at 'Rosity but it's a more sporty type. I used to dream of owning a classic Jaguar but then I heard about all the electrical system issues and how expensive it was to keep up so I let that dream go but to have a model to use in scene renders would be awesome. There is another more classic version over at 'Rosity as well but there is no interior and it's not set up for DAZ Studio and it's an extended license so it's over $20.00 so that's a no go too!
Google it. There are a number of sites with modled cars of all kinds of makes. Some are commercial, and variously expensive. But others are hobbyist sites which only require setting up a free account.
A lot of them are in inaccessible formats, but quite a lot of them are available in .obj. And there is, or was, that online file converter which sometimes manages to get things out of some of the commoner inaccessible formats like .3ds.
Admittedly, the interiors are likely to be lacking and just about none of them are rigged. but if a prop will do...
I expect there is at least one for Blender; I used to model cars, and remember seeing someone working on one - few years ago now.
There are actually at least 5 or six different Jags of verious vintages on Renderosity, and I've yet to find a car model that didn't convert to Iray pretty easily. As far as this store goes, though, DAZ generally seems pretty paraonoid about releasing models that are too close in design to existing current models of cars, so most of what you'll find are things that only sort-of look like the classics.
I once was asked by a lady with a flat to change the tire on her Jaguar and agreed to. So I get out the jack and it was this completely weird contraption with no instructions on how to use it compared to the standard type jacks in America. So of course I get the car up just a little on the jack and it falls off. I was mortified that I damaged her expensive Jaguar even if it was just a tiny ding on the undercarriage but she was very nice about it, said her husband would pay for her a new one soon enough.
As far as the Northern Terrace product goes it could stand an updating to iRay materials and quite a few more surfaces zones.
I also love that Jaguar model (Inspector Morse fan too). I played around with the materials of the Limousine Prince car from DAZ. By the way, probably the most popular soap ever, Coronation Street, was that kind of terrace. I also lived in a few homes like those and have family who still do.
This is one of the big things that seperates our two sides of the pond. My CITY isn't much older than that, and it's the fourth biggest in the U.S., (Houston, established 1832), and anything still standing that was built in the 1800s is likely to be a historical landmark.
My dad's last house in Devon was probably built between 1590 & 1600. Mud (called 'Cob') & rubble stone packed out with mud. The door heights averaged 5'6", ceilings 6'0" and intermediate beams between 5'6" and 5'9". My 6'2" dad spent nearly 27 years with a plaster (band aid) on his bald pate from the beams. The roof timbers still had the bark on them, except where they had been adzed away to match the profile when the thatch was replaced with slates in the 1800's. There is an entry in the Doomsday book (completed in the year 1086 IIRC) for a farm on the site, valued at 4 shillings and sixpence. We discussed some of the field boundaries with a local archeologist, and he showed us the field boundaries that dated back to the neolithic period, and they basically defined the modern extent of the farm with the house in the middle, so it was possible the site had been continuously occupied back as far as 4500BC. Gave us pause for thought.
It already has Iray materials, it has since it was released.
Well, I guess I've embarrassed myself then. In that case I'll say it still needs more surfaces zones and instead good iRay materials as those supplied render very flat and unconvincing in any render that's not far from the buildings..