Should I continue this? (The High Line)

Looked good on the flat...

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I like it.

I like it too. Brett, render my TNR cars in that scene?

QUOTE (Enjoi291 @ Jul 30 2008, 12:05 AM)

I like it too. Brett, render my TNR cars in that scene?

sure, PM me the flats ill do them tmrw morning.

Yea lol I want my skoal car rendered in that scene.

cool car brett. the # colors look sweet

yeah cool design man B)

very nice car.

Yea its nice. Its not done? :o lol.

finished

You fix the render scene son?

THT CAR IZ AWWWWSUM, THNX 4 POSTN!

QUOTE (Chris Glass @ Aug 3 2008, 02:27 PM)

You fix the render scene son?

:huh: :huh:

That car's sweet, I like the second one better.

Looks good now Brett. ;)

My first suggestion is to try white side skirts like Kahne's Lifelock car. I feel the painted side skirts on this car makes the number look too small and too high up on the sides. The white side skirts would also fit with the white splitter.

I would put a decent sized Budweiser logo on the lower QP (where Allstate usually is on his Bud cars) and also change the Bud logo you have on the rear to white instead of red. Also in that area it may look better if you use the full "Budweiser" text instead of just "Bud".

I would either darken the light blue on the car or reverse some of the logos if you plan on sticking with that blue. Allstate on the QP just doesn't seem to stand out well enough with the white logos on such a light blue, maybe try to have the logos reversed with the actually logos being dark blue and the outline being white. The same goes for the B Pillar logos and the Dodge Dealers logo in front of the rear tires. With the Dodge Dealers logos I would make the logos black with a white outline and I wouldn't fill the Dodge emblem in, instead let the blue show through. The Freightliner logo also looks different when it appears on light colored cars ( http://www.motorsport.com/photos/nascar-cu...ta2-eg-0442.jpg ). I would also reverse the Dodge and Charger logos on the nose by making them black with a white outline.

Now down to the real nitpicking lol. GEM doesn't run a grill under the Charger logo on the nose so I would remove that tape and the grill underneath it. GEM also doesn't run the B-Pillar plugs so you can remove them. On the wing endplates I've noticed that no matter what the sponsor of the car is, on all the GEM cars, the logo on the endplates is Dodge Dealers. Probably should also change the cowl tape to black instead of white, the cowl tape is normally not supposed to stand out. I've also noticed on GEM cars the tail light number is almost always white with a black outline no matter what the number color on the actual car is. Might also consider changing the rear window wicker to black as almost all cars keep that black (with the exception of the Super Speedways).

lol what the hell Connor /aughing-smile/

wtf is this sh*t?

SPAM???? autoban his ass!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

epic fail

QUOTE (Connor Mackenzie @ Aug 21 2008, 02:30 PM)

My first suggestion is to try white side skirts like Kahne's Lifelock car. I feel the painted side skirts on this car makes the number look too small and too high up on the sides. The white side skirts would also fit with the white splitter.

I would put a decent sized Budweiser logo on the lower QP (where Allstate usually is on his Bud cars) and also change the Bud logo you have on the rear to white instead of red. Also in that area it may look better if you use the full "Budweiser" text instead of just "Bud".

I would either darken the light blue on the car or reverse some of the logos if you plan on sticking with that blue. Allstate on the QP just doesn't seem to stand out well enough with the white logos on such a light blue, maybe try to have the logos reversed with the actually logos being dark blue and the outline being white. The same goes for the B Pillar logos and the Dodge Dealers logo in front of the rear tires. With the Dodge Dealers logos I would make the logos black with a white outline and I wouldn't fill the Dodge emblem in, instead let the blue show through. The Freightliner logo also looks different when it appears on light colored cars ( http://www.motorsport.com/photos/nascar-cu...ta2-eg-0442.jpg ). I would also reverse the Dodge and Charger logos on the nose by making them black with a white outline.

Now down to the real nitpicking lol. GEM doesn't run a grill under the Charger logo on the nose so I would remove that tape and the grill underneath it. GEM also doesn't run the B-Pillar plugs so you can remove them. On the wing endplates I've noticed that no matter what the sponsor of the car is, on all the GEM cars, the logo on the endplates is Dodge Dealers. Probably should also change the cowl tape to black instead of white, the cowl tape is normally not supposed to stand out. I've also noticed on GEM cars the tail light number is almost always white with a black outline no matter what the number color on the actual car is. Might also consider changing the rear window wicker to black as almost all cars keep that black (with the exception of the Super Speedways).

ty Tyler Dalton

QUOTE (Connor Mackenzie @ Aug 21 2008, 01:30 PM)

My first suggestion is to try white side skirts like Kahne's Lifelock car. I feel the painted side skirts on this car makes the number look too small and too high up on the sides. The white side skirts would also fit with the white splitter.

I would put a decent sized Budweiser logo on the lower QP (where Allstate usually is on his Bud cars) and also change the Bud logo you have on the rear to white instead of red. Also in that area it may look better if you use the full "Budweiser" text instead of just "Bud".

I would either darken the light blue on the car or reverse some of the logos if you plan on sticking with that blue. Allstate on the QP just doesn't seem to stand out well enough with the white logos on such a light blue, maybe try to have the logos reversed with the actually logos being dark blue and the outline being white. The same goes for the B Pillar logos and the Dodge Dealers logo in front of the rear tires. With the Dodge Dealers logos I would make the logos black with a white outline and I wouldn't fill the Dodge emblem in, instead let the blue show through. The Freightliner logo also looks different when it appears on light colored cars ( http://www.motorsport.com/photos/nascar-cu...ta2-eg-0442.jpg ). I would also reverse the Dodge and Charger logos on the nose by making them black with a white outline.

Now down to the real nitpicking lol. GEM doesn't run a grill under the Charger logo on the nose so I would remove that tape and the grill underneath it. GEM also doesn't run the B-Pillar plugs so you can remove them. On the wing endplates I've noticed that no matter what the sponsor of the car is, on all the GEM cars, the logo on the endplates is Dodge Dealers. Probably should also change the cowl tape to black instead of white, the cowl tape is normally not supposed to stand out. I've also noticed on GEM cars the tail light number is almost always white with a black outline no matter what the number color on the actual car is. Might also consider changing the rear window wicker to black as almost all cars keep that black (with the exception of the Super Speedways).

i really dont think the novel was neccessary stephen king

srsly?

QUOTE (Jason_G @ Aug 21 2008, 05:24 PM)

srsly?

YEAH SO SERIOUS JASON GRACIAS

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