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08-28-2005 #41
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Damn true, someone posted a sick monza on here a few weeks ago, it was red and for sale on ebay.
The only thing that I noticed on tonys car was the front tire, other than that it was dead on.
I like my camaro but someday I may build something a little less common.When Steve Stropes cars came out I felt like he had "stolen" my ideas.Of course he didnt really steal them but you know what I mean.
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08-28-2005 #42
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P.S thanks for the photochops, they are a lot of fun.
08-28-2005 #43
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Definitely better wheel/tire look, and I love some of the mods, like the blacked out grille, quarter window ducts, and the side exhaust mod. I tried the blacked out upper side window molding and decided I liked it better with. Same for the bumpers. I guess I just liked a bit of jewelry for highlights.
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ok. its 2 am. i've been messing with your torino. I wanted to see what my wheels looked like, and then one thing led to another..... that was 2 hours ago...
Photochopping is definitely addictive... too bad it doesn't pay better.
08-31-2005 #44
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Well, since I'd been doing these for fun, I thought I'd do a few for myself... Just a little something to remind myself of what I'm working towards. Anyway, I started a thread in the Wheels/Tires forum, but I thought I'd share one of 'em here too:
09-02-2005 #45
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DB, you need to have that printed poster size and hang it on a wall.....it ROCKS!
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lol db dont you hate the lean that "ride height tweaking" usually produces? loooks like you've got space savers on the other side...
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You're absolutely right0 and 3/4 views can be the toughest. I can usually do a pretty good job of countering the "lean" with certain image transformations (skew or perspective operations specifically), but this particular image had an extra problem/issue in that it already had a slight lean because the roadway the car sits on is actually banked and leans toward the driver's side. You can see it in this original image: Originally Posted by formula
There really wasn't much I could do to fix this one.
09-05-2005 #48
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i need to start playing with photoshop.
are there any books or online guides?pain is nothing compared to the emptiness that comes from quitting.
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Photoshop is fun for sure. check out what i did to El Mule..
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O yes there is one.. Here in Sweden.. It has both a supercharger AND a turbo.. Look under "bild/film" = pics/movies Originally Posted by TonyL
I can't believe one of these hasn't been done.
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Blast from the past!
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Oh crap, this was 7 years ago?!?!??? My how time flies! Bummer imageshack ate all my image links. I'm sure I have all the originals on backup somewhere, but it's annoying nonetheless. BTW, just for kicks, here's one I did last year just for me:
One day... one day...
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I have no idea how this photo shop works, but seems like you guys are pro's! I'm just getting started on a new project, and have been all over the place trying to dig up some pictures for inspiration. The car is a 65 GTO that I had originally bought in 91, then sold to a guy in 94…19 years later to the day, the car came back to me in almost exactly the same condition as when I sold it. Originally Posted by TonyL
Here's a Nascar style Cyclone for ya...
Anyways, I am a big fan of Trans Am racing, and for this car would like to build a very streetable car with some homage payed to the series from back in the day. For wheels and tires I want to stay with 15's and wondered if there was any way to photo shop some mini kites, or torq thrusts with Good Year Blue streaks on to this car? Not too low and with a slight rake? Would really appreciate any efforts.72 firebird , SD performance 464" 455,KRE D ports, EZ EFI,Dougs 1 3/4,3.5" custom oval exhaust,TKO600,Kore 3 C5/C6,DSE subframes,Full cage by Radical Rides(Thanks Dave,Johnny,Campbell,Bill,Lee and Gabby!!)
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