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Hdesign 04-19-2007 08:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NEWBE60
I'm thinking now I'm going to Double the size of the front stripe... that will take the front white/silver stripe to about 1/3 of the way down the front wheel well (if I cover the entire front wheel well it will take up 75% of the hood) it should cover about 20% of the front hood as well as the entire bumper area.. I think those are great suggestions.. i'll try and paint my model and take a picture of it and post it.. any suggestions for the side pin stripe (arrow)if I expand and double the size of the front stripe?? all suggestions have been great.. I'm looking for a different color hugger orange.. not so brown .. I was thinking that of that as well but the suggestions convinced me.. any other tips? everyone has been great..

thanks in advance

I'm glad you have that model to play with because I would hate to see you try something really bold on your car and end up hating it and being forced to live with it. Maybe you should grab a few more toy models and paint them differently so that you can compare them side by side. I've done that on several projects myself.

Honestly, what you're describing here sounds drastically worse that what's on the model now. If anything, go smaller with that nose/hood stripe. It'll end up looking like the factory stripe but so what, they looked great. Sometimes "different" isn't always better. Graphics and paint schemes are much more difficult than a lot of people think, especially when you're trying to be boldly unique.

JayR 04-19-2007 09:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hdesign
I'm glad you have that model to play with because I would hate to see you try something really bold on your car and end up hating it and being forced to live with it. Maybe you should grab a few more toy models and paint them differently so that you can compare them side by side. I've done that on several projects myself.

Honestly, what you're describing here sounds drastically worse that what's on the model now. If anything, go smaller with that nose/hood stripe. It'll end up looking like the factory stripe but so what, they looked great. Sometimes "different" isn't always better. Graphics and paint schemes are much more difficult than a lot of people think, especially when you're trying to be boldly unique.

Ben's right. Less is more!

SteveMcqueenRules 04-19-2007 05:18 PM

I did a quick and dirty chop
http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h2...ldy/camaro.png

asaenz 04-20-2007 08:25 AM

Oh wow that stripe looks much better now (above)

NEWBE60 04-20-2007 06:21 PM

not sure I like the top stripe
 
the stripe being moved to the top of the door.. makes it almost a fork look... (with some missing teeth) Woould It look better with just the white nose and no stripe?

NEWBE60 04-21-2007 05:13 AM

The new smaller pin strip on the top
 
At first I thought I did not like it (fork like).. but it's growing on me a lot ..thanks for your help.. this is much harder then I thought


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