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A little rework to the rear of the roof using madfish's rendering

 

Make this into a wagon please and thank you

 

That's kool


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Hi Moose. Could you color the 2 photos of my RPU in with the front fender color please? Thank you Moose. Bob....

 

a few additional tweaks in addition to the above ones. .

 

Takes skills to put shadows and reflections into a Photoshop job, but to match the level of blurryness like this is also impressive.

 

Here's one....

 

And the second view

 

Definitely better without the whitewalls.

 

Some years ago I bought an old 53 Nash 4 door and played around with a little photo shop program....wanted to see what it'd look like slammed and then with the car shortened...looks like a huge Metropolitan!

 

Thank you very much Moose for your time. I appreciate it. Bob............

 

Lower it


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Thankyou Madfish and Moose! Looks even cooler!

 

I'd like to see a HAMB-friendly kustom based on these modifications, but using a proper photo. Maybe clean up the proportions a bit in the process. Any of you PhotoShop masters up for the challenge?

 

Something a bit different

 

Here's a few tweaks I'd like to make to Mooses photoshop rendition.

 

And here's its ugly cousin.

 

Just put a little lipstick on her.....

 

Looks like a cucumber with wheels.

 

Yes but a very fast cucumber...

 

Looks awesome Superleggera! A friend posted a picture of it on FB and thought it needed a tweek. Thanks man!

 

Just replace the wheels and tires with whitewalls, and I think we've got what I was after!

 

Oh dear Lordy.. dats splendorific!

 

I'm back with another request. Madfish did this for me awhile ago. The real car is getting closer. The color will probably be a hunter green, not two toned.

I posted this version because the detail is more visible. What I'm considering is the side lovers on the hood.
The story is that when the GM brass was making the final approval on this detail that the drawings were laying on a table and when they were signed, the signatures were upside down. So, the louvers wound up being 'upside down'.
After searching I could only find one example of someone flipping them. (Which I believe involves cutting a section out of each side panel and flipping them side to side.) In this instance, the section was also lowered. What I would like to see is the louvers with the side 'bubble' reversed in place. And as an option, just the louvers switched leaving the 'bubble' in it's original orientation. Finally, the stainless trim. I would like to see it on and off in each version.

Here is the hood side from the actual car. I have the material to make two complete hoods, one with the modification and one stock. I just don't want to cut up metal until I see what it is going to look like.
Thanx in advance,
Bruce

 

@GearheadsQCE

Not sure if this is what you want plus I see a lot of variations for hunter...

 

Would anyone care to put '56 Buick lenses in these bezels?
(...and feel free to fix the paint, if you'd like.)

 

Yes that's it. When I looked carefully at the actual hood sides, I realized that the louvers were made in such a way that they can be flipped as you have shown, but that the louvers themselves have the wrong 'rake'. I had to look at them for a long time to see why they just didn't seem right.
I think that the louvers need to be in the orientation of your second picture but at the top of the 'bubble' like the original. Seeing how the metal was shaped that would make it necessary to cut each one out and weld it in separately. Thanx for the Photoshop. You saved me a lot of work. I like the color of green you made it. I may go a shade or two darker, but that's close.

By the way, I think the story about the upside down drawing is false. Looking at the real metal, you can see that it was intended to be the way it is.
Thanx again,

Bruce