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not that anyone cares.. but in my opinion that kit looks like every other stupid drifter kit out there.... pretty boring.. and as usual too much shiznit along the bottom of the car.. nothing unique.. im not lookig for veilside retarded but it looks like gp sports and those other kits.. lame
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I like this one.
That's not an actual photo though. They obviously used lightwave or something to 3D render it. There's no way to judge how the actual fitment would be unless we could see a car that the kit has been put on. All the actual photos of other cars look really good. I am thinking it's expensive though.
That's not an actual photo though. They obviously used lightwave or something to 3D render it. There's no way to judge how the actual fitment would be unless we could see a car that the kit has been put on. All the actual photos of other cars look really good. I am thinking it's expensive though.
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Originally Posted by staticguitar313
looks like **** and fits like ****, look closely at their pic
Im sure it fits just as bad as every other kit made by any other company for any kind of car in the world.......hello! welcome to the wonderful world of body kits....
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The photos are real they were photoshopped to change the color and create the two tone look on some of the images. It is good work. The kits are awesome. To lightwave then use photoshop on each ane every image would take too much time and would not look as good as a photo. Unless they were masters and there are very few. Look at the reflections and interior.
Photoshop is amazing.
Photoshop is amazing.
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I know they were real images... that's why I made the comment I did. Those pics don't look good at all. You can't see much detail in the side skirts. It's not "good work" by any means. They should have just taken good pics to begin with (not next to a shop door or when glares are present). Relayed on the photo quality instead of making up for stuff in PS.
BTW, I was just found the new Modified (april) and it has a non-chopped image.... Looked to be the same pic, but just had a more realistic look. There's also a pretty cool gold FC in that issue.
I like that two-tone look.... I might do that myself since I don't have the greatest of paintjobs anyway.
BTW, I was just found the new Modified (april) and it has a non-chopped image.... Looked to be the same pic, but just had a more realistic look. There's also a pretty cool gold FC in that issue.
I like that two-tone look.... I might do that myself since I don't have the greatest of paintjobs anyway.
Last edited by Sonic; 03-22-06 at 03:29 PM.
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Originally Posted by Sonic
I like that two-tone look.... I might do that myself since I don't have the greatest of paintjobs anyway.
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Originally Posted by Sonic
I know they were real images... that's why I made the comment I did. Those pics don't look good at all. You can't see much detail in the side skirts. It's not "good work" by any means. They should have just taken good pics to begin with (not next to a shop door or when glares are present). Relayed on the photo quality instead of making up for stuff in PS.
BTW, I was just found the new Modified (april) and it has a non-chopped image.... Looked to be the same pic, but just had a more realistic look. There's also a pretty cool gold FC in that issue.
I like that two-tone look.... I might do that myself since I don't have the greatest of paintjobs anyway.
BTW, I was just found the new Modified (april) and it has a non-chopped image.... Looked to be the same pic, but just had a more realistic look. There's also a pretty cool gold FC in that issue.
I like that two-tone look.... I might do that myself since I don't have the greatest of paintjobs anyway.
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I dabble..... i do some fash developing, photography, graphic design, image editing, video editing, soundtrack, paint...... all that artsy fartsy hippie crap.
And yeah, I'm totally set on doing the two tone on my car now.
i've been waiting a long time to use that word..... dabble. hahaha
And yeah, I'm totally set on doing the two tone on my car now.
i've been waiting a long time to use that word..... dabble. hahaha
Last edited by Sonic; 03-23-06 at 11:41 PM.
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only thing about the two tone is how would you make the change on the rear fender? I'm not sure if a straight line color change would be ok or if i would need to put a strip of molding to hide the color change
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So are these "overspoilers" suppose to go with the kit ?
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Originally Posted by smokie700
only thing about the two tone is how would you make the change on the rear fender? I'm not sure if a straight line color change would be ok or if i would need to put a strip of molding to hide the color change
As for changing the color... send me pics of your car and I'll just change the top to black. That's much easier to do that.
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I'll get some pics to you but the car has the stock blue and is going to paint next month for the mazda6 blue. I'm really curious how it would look 2 tone but that line on the fender has me stuck
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