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[MOguy]

Originally Posted by swade41

Can someone get rid of that big yellow sign on that back wall, please and thank you

No yellow sign...

[mrjynx]

Ok Boones blackwalls.

[Btrsweet]

Originally Posted by 55CadillacTed

BtrSweet. Thanks brother! That's super helpful in deciding.
Can i get one more from ya? Then I think I'll let the HAMBers decide which color I should choose.

Could you also do this light caramel color. heavy pearlescence.
both with gloss black tops.

thanks again BtrSweet.
do you do graphics for a living?

Here is that gold or close to it, I don't do graphics for a living I have just used photoshop a long long time LOL too long I think. I think the Green looks very nice on that body style.

[mrjynx]

Originally Posted by nali

So I think it would be nice to make a sticky for the newbies, learning them how to play with Photoshop or Gimp.

we`d never get a sticky but theres the art show group & I did start a tips tricks tutorials thread in there. thats one place everybody can link to/go to share stuff.

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/group.php?groupid=80

[swade41]

Originally Posted by MOguy

No yellow sign...

Thank you, much better

[lukey]

Can somebody help? I'm wanting to do my 58 something like the Victorian by the Alexander brothers...or any mid 50s to early 60s influence. No chop, but definitely something front and rear...change up side trim also. Any ideas???



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[hot_rod_bones]

Originally Posted by VirgilHilts

You need the exhaust like Foose's P32

that would look sweet with the theme, but i wouldnt know where to begin with the engine i will be using. not exactly traditional by any means (5.9l Cummins) supercharged

[mynode]

I call this the Stiletto Shoebox.
1949 Ford sectioned, chopped and hardtopped. It's lengthened in front of the doors and the rear quarters and trunk are shortened.

[Rot 'n Kustom]

Originally Posted by lukey

Can somebody help? I'm wanting to do my 58 something like the Victorian by the Alexander brothers...or any mid 50s to early 60s influence. No chop, but definitely something front and rear...change up side trim also. Any ideas???

Have you ever seen the Alexander Brothers 1958 Ford, Perfidia?
From Rikster's website:

http://public.fotki.com/Rikster/11_c...ord-profidia-/

http://images57.fotki.com/v139/photo...isPhoto-vi.jpg

[mrjynx]

Originally Posted by mynode

I call this the Stiletto Shoebox.
1949 Ford sectioned, chopped and hardtopped. It's lengthened in front of the doors and the rear quarters and trunk are shortened.

Being new here Im assuming you aint seen this.

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/s...d.php?t=441763

[Bigcheese327]

Originally Posted by mynode

I call this the Stiletto Shoebox.
1949 Ford sectioned, chopped and hardtopped. It's lengthened in front of the doors and the rear quarters and trunk are shortened.

Originally Posted by mrjynx

Being new here Im assuming you aint seen this.

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/s...d.php?t=441763

Or, I’m reminded of 50Fraud’s Small Car Fantasy thread.

[mrjynx]

Originally Posted by iwanaflattie

1961-66 F100 Slick bed proportionate to this COE?Not the one with the fenders.

I dont even know what that is. google isnt turning up much. helps if you can provide a stock picture.

[Zykotec]

Originally Posted by lukey

Can somebody help? I'm wanting to do my 58 something like the Victorian by the Alexander brothers...or any mid 50s to early 60s influence. No chop, but definitely something front and rear...change up side trim also. Any ideas???

I actually have a plastic model of the Victorian :P (had two, but one got rebuilt too many times...)
How would you like a 57 Chrysler grille, 59 chevy side trim and 62 olds taillights?
And rear grilles made from 59 chevy 'eyebrows' ?
Not sure how this would work proportionally in real life though, digital art has no boundaries :P

[Kellys Hot Rod Parts]

Im diggin this it sorta looks like its plugged in!!!

[Rot 'n Kustom]

Originally Posted by Zykotec

I actually have a plastic model of the Victorian :P (had two, but one got rebuilt too many times...)
How would you like a 57 Chrysler grille, 59 chevy side trim and 62 olds taillights?
And rear grilles made from 59 chevy 'eyebrows' ?
Not sure how this would work proportionally in real life though, digital art has no boundaries :P

Wow - I really like this. Some original thinking here!

[lukey]

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That's Awesome!!! Now I'm getting motivated. Never thought of the 59 chev parts for rear roll pan. I did consider 62(?) Chevy truck hood front, but I like the 59 much better!


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[Apenaut]

Here's a two-door 63 Studebaker Wagonaire that I made with MS Paint. How about a black ranch woody with mags?

[lukey]

Originally Posted by Rot 'n Kustom

Have you ever seen the Alexander Brothers 1958 Ford, Perfidia?
From Rikster's website:

http://public.fotki.com/Rikster/11_c...ord-profidia-/

http://images57.fotki.com/v139/photo...isPhoto-vi.jpg

I would like to see a rear shot of this. I really like the car...other than the headlights. Otherwise it's perfection IMO.


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[Zykotec]

Originally Posted by lukey

That's Awesome!!! Now I'm getting motivated. Never thought of the 59 chev parts for rear roll pan. I did consider 62(?) Chevy truck hood front, but I like the 59 much better!


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To be honest, I think using the truck parts will be a lot easier in real life All you need is a hood with grilles (61 btw) . If you would decide to use the 59 Impala pieces you would need to either fabricate most of it, or cut up a hood, two fenders and the middle part of the front end, and weld together all the trim pieces :P

Oh, btw, the hubcaps are 58 Edsels, which could look even better with bullet centers

[Rot 'n Kustom]

Originally Posted by lukey

I would like to see a rear shot of this. I really like the car...other than the headlights. Otherwise it's perfection IMO.

Click on the first link.
I first saw photos of this car when it was just completed and I had the same reaction. But it really grew on me, because it was so different and predicted a much later styling trend.
Give it time!