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need decal of company logo on the front handle bar stem, Air valve on the tires, Reflector on the front and maybe one each on the spoke, a color streamers from the handle bar, a bell or a horn on the handle bar, a u-lock or a water bottle on the seat post stem, and a decal of the city license sticker on the seat post stem.

 

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Fadhli,

 

This is a great start.

Are you going for super realistic or

half way between cartoony and real?

 

If you're going for realistic, how about

posting some detail shots for more accurate critiques.

It's difficult to see the mechanical parts.

 

A bump map for the tires could be in order.

 

Dan

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Looks good so far but perhaps a little more tweeking would finish the job.

I suggest:

1) Make the chrome more reflective. It may just need something to reflect.

2) Make the seat darker.

3) The main stem of the handle bars looks almost the same diameter as the section of frame that it slides into, I would increase the diameter of that length of tube or decrease the diameter of the handle bar tubing.

4) The back brakes appear to be missing. Better fit them before going down any steep hills. :)

5) A badge on the front of the frame and perhaps some decals on the rest of the frame and you're done, I think.

 

It looks great anyway!

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