Lately, I've taken to trying to make replicas of WRC cars, or at least those that were featured in older Gran Turismo games. I've also tried to create some more hardcore track builds to go alongside them.
Lately, I've taken to trying to make replicas of WRC cars, or at least those that were featured in older Gran Turismo games. I've also tried to create some more hardcore track builds to go alongside them.
One of my Civic Touring Cars equipped with upgrades and given one of my beta GT1 RM liveries.
I decided to fully upgrade a R33 Skyline GT-R and it has my GT1 RM replica livery on it.
I did something similar to a Nismo 400R, though I didn't make this livery.
This was something I wanted to do for a long time, but put off due to grinding for the more expensive cars in the game. Fully upgrade a Porsche Carrera GT and give it the GT1 treatment. A Carrera GT-R if you will.
One of my Ruf CTR3s fully upgraded and given its own GT race car treatment. I remembered the CTR3 Race Car in Project CARS that had a GTPlanet livery and I basically wanted that in GT7.
Along with rally cars, I've been going through some of the PS2-era fantasy race cars from GT3 and 4. The RX-7 LM Race Car is one I put off until pretty much last because I thought the crazy widebody wouldn't translate well to either the standard RX-7 Spirit R, or the RE Amemiya. I finally tried it anyway and it came out pretty decent!
Refined the stripes on the nose and moved the side number board so it didn't hover over the door handle recess. Came out better than I expected when I started. Love heritage Italian racing liveries.
The new update included an engine swap for the Fiat Panda and I decided to give it a try. It's quite a handful that swap plus the upgrades I added on top of it.
I recently got around to modifying 2 final gen Vipers.
The first is just putting the max upgrades on it, I got motivated when noticing I had a stage 5 weight reduction in my garage for this thing plus a racing part.
Though while upgrading the dark blue Viper in GT Auto, I noticed that it had an option to have a very expensive engine swap at 1.6 million. I can't believe it, you can put a Bugatti Chiron engine in a Viper. I didn't want to ruin my track focused Viper though for that experiment. So, I bought another Viper to try this on and I painted it this light green color.
I started playing Gear Club 3 Unlimited on my Switch 2. I’m still in the works to get my RX7 but as a beginner car and starting the story mode I went with the MX5. I plan to get the RX7 but it’s not available to me because at the beginning of the game it was a temporary car and later I have to get it. But the game is hard. Just because it’s hard it doesn’t make it a bad game. I enjoy it! And it is a cost effective strategy.
Tried to reproduce a GT3-RS I liked from Simbin's GTR2. Positioning individual letters for decals that don't exist nineteen times wasn't a pain in the culo at all!
edit: Almost forgot about a couple rally-inspired cars:
