my first chop.

hey guys,
this is my very first chop. i know it's not as good as some of you guys, but i am happy for my first time. thanks.

http://files.automotiveforums.com/gallery/watermark.php?file=/503/75977aaaaa.jpg

Robert.

cool ;) good work... but how do you turn ? :P

ummm, it has airbag's.....yea thats it.

here is another, damn this is a good way to pass time.

before:http://files.automotiveforums.com/gallery/watermark.php?file=/503/75977aaaaaaaaitr2.jpg

after:http://files.automotiveforums.com/gallery/watermark.php?file=/503/75977aaaaaaaaitr.jpg

i do not really care for the fake type=r badge's or all the decal's but i have yet to learn to remove them.

Robert.

history brush or regular air brush with a color match is the quickest way to get rid of fugly badges.

When you lower a car, it's fun to do the extreme drops and everything, just make sure it stays realistic. The ground is the limit for how low a car can go, so when the bottom of the kit/car are way past the wheels, it looks uber fake. And eventually you'll wanna work on shadowing the newly dropped car so you have a shadow under it and it looks real.

looking at it now i guess i did go a little to low on the toyota/lexus. how do i add shadow???? sorry for being such a newb but i have never even used photoshop before.

oh and crop the image to cut out the repetition at the top, from when you dropped it.