Pick at it!
#1
Pick at it!
Youngest brother asked for a rendering of a '67 Chevy Stepside. Going all out on this one - one lowered, one lifted. Still have a lot of details left, i.e. wheel shadows, grille, etc. Should I add a peep mirror near the roof, in the stock location, or something else?
Have at it, I want to hear everything. No hurt feelings here.
Original for comparison: http://pkcustomrods.com/images/Trucks_028.jpg
Have at it, I want to hear everything. No hurt feelings here.
Original for comparison: http://pkcustomrods.com/images/Trucks_028.jpg
#5
I agree and I made the executive decision to return the bumper back to black.
Here's the final: CLICK for fullsize
Do you think the rotors are too big? If it's an 18" wheel, the rotor looks to be about 4" above the lip of the rim, which would make it roughly a 10" rotor. If it's a 20" wheel, it would be a 12" rotor. Both of which would be realistic so maybe I'm worrying too much.
Here's the final: CLICK for fullsize
Do you think the rotors are too big? If it's an 18" wheel, the rotor looks to be about 4" above the lip of the rim, which would make it roughly a 10" rotor. If it's a 20" wheel, it would be a 12" rotor. Both of which would be realistic so maybe I'm worrying too much.
#6
If that orange line is supposed to be the inner edge of the fenderwell seen through the wheel, then what about the inside of the rear bumper? If the 'camera/eye' is situated low enough to see that, I would think the bumper would be visible. IDK
Also the SHANE on the license plate looks 'off' but I can't pinpoint what looks wrong about it... I stretched it around some to try and make it appear more level with the top and bottom of the plates but I only made it worse.
Looks great though