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      Chevy truck rendering

      So, I just finished this up for a client and thought you guys would like to see the results. I am not posting his final color choices but I thought the renderings came out pretty cool. These are done in 3d and with just a little photoshop work, not much though. Let me know what you think?

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      Mal

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      Sick!! I'd love to see it in black!!
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      Is that a '54 with a '49 Grille and fenders? Looks killer!

      Kelle's '54:

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      That looks awesome. Spill the details on the truck.
      Chris Smock aka Blazed67
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      Ok so I jumped in the truck with the keys and moved it around the BIG empty warehouse and took another shot. Plus I two toned it while I was moving it around.

      Carter

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      With skills like that why even build a car. Just post a pic of another car every 4-5 months and say how busy you have been out in the shop.

      very nice work

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      those are sweet!
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      The two tone looks killer!!!
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      I think you need a tripod after seeing that last picture!

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      The only way to make it look more real is to have a fine layer of dust on the black because we all know how dust is attracted to black paint!

      Awesome pics!
      Herb

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      2-tone, definitely 2-tone!!
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      I'm lovin' it. Especially the 2nd perspective. The 1st one had an orange pillar that was distracting (more so in the green than the red). But the two tone, with yellow pillars is just awesome.

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      Those are Awesome Renderings! I'm kinda partial to the pea green one in the first pic. If i may ask, How long does it take to do a rendering like that?
      you have some serious talent there. Nice work!
      Roger

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      OK, now you are showing off!!! WOW!! INCREDIBLE!! Can you tell I like what I am seeing!
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      That two tone looks sweet. Nice touch with the pin stripe. Understated elegance
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      What program do you use to make your rendering if you don't mind me asking?




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