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https://supermighty.uwu.foundation/A9amLdo.png ~ Some serious damage if I must say so.
when i tried to point out some of your ford's issues in 2017 (constructive critism) you weren't as polite
has something changed?
Some of the issues with your attempt are;
bad smoothing
http://supermighty.uwu.foundation/A9amLdo.png
http://supermighty.uwu.foundation/AHtFLq5.jpg
The interior (Where most of the problems are);
http://supermighty.uwu.foundation/2R8F4UQ.jpg
Textures look too "wet" if you understand what I mean, they just look too shiny for interior uses
A black interior with white touches could work better than full white or either just go full black.
Also the plastic in the interior is too bright looks almost white / very light grey. It should be a darker shade of black.
Another tip is to separate the headliner from the carpet. Could make things 10x better.
Hope this helps you bud, and to those who think i'm writing this just to cause problems. I am not, just helping someone to get better.
(Had to split the comment as steam's retarded and only lets 1000 characters.