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Old 05-18-2006, 04:06 PM
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Chrome request - ***Have lots of shiny pics***

Hey guys, hows it goin?

Ive always wanted to achieve a fully chrome car render but ive never been able to do it. Is it possible for any of you experienced people to render one of these pics below? I need some seriously help so i thought i'd post here to ask for help seeing as you are such friendly guys

Here's some pics of a chrome BMW.















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Thats not chrome. It polished aluminum
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Re: Chrome request - ***Have lots of shiny pics***

Im pretty sure someone did one a while back. I could be wrong but try searching it on this site.

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Old 05-18-2006, 05:08 PM
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Thats not chrome. It polished aluminum
On the site i seen it on, it said it had a chrome finish
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Re: Chrome request - ***Have lots of shiny pics***

Ask Alex. He won a competition here once. The job was to render a Mercedes SL in a chrome foil. He did an awesome job, as always ;-)
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Ask Alex. He won a competition here once. The job was to render a Mercedes SL in a chrome foil. He did an awesome job, as always ;-)
That was Mshttck I think
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nice car man its awesome (im finally back after all this time!!!!!)
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Re: Chrome request - ***Have lots of shiny pics***

http://www.geocities.com/stuffbyalex...awings_p1.html

I meant this one one the link above.
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Re: Chrome request - ***Have lots of shiny pics***

Yeah ive seen that 1, but its a little too hard to use for a reference. So i was wandering if somebody would be able to make a render of one of those pics above.
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Re: Chrome request - ***Have lots of shiny pics***

look how small the wheels at the last pic !!!hahahahaha
any way,
i forgat what i wanted to say.... ;/


oh ya i agree with KustmAce , its not chrome.
i have to say, alex work is amazing!!! i mean like how old is that guy that he draw cars like that ...
i wish i could draw like alex :l
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Re: Chrome request - ***Have lots of shiny pics***

wat do you mean by render? to draw it?
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Re: Chrome request - ***Have lots of shiny pics***

about every 6 to 8 months, someone posts a "request" thread about drawing a "shiny all-chrome car." why? what is the fascination with that?

and the cars are not even chrome. they're either polished stainless or aluminum. a totally-chromed out car would weigh about 7 tonnes.
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Re: Chrome request - ***Have lots of shiny pics***

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about every 6 to 8 months, someone posts a "request" thread about drawing a "shiny all-chrome car." why? what is the fascination with that?

and the cars are not even chrome. they're either polished stainless or aluminum. a totally-chromed out car would weigh about 7 tonnes.
actually, i dont think it matters what the car is actually coated in. chances are, if the car is chrome, its just chrome plated. i believe he just wants the effect of the "chrome" drawn. its fascinating and challenging because its extremely hard to draw in all the surrounds with the shading, etc on a polished car.
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actually, i dont think it matters what the car is actually coated in. chances are, if the car is chrome, its just chrome plated. i believe he just wants the effect of the "chrome" drawn. its fascinating and challenging because its extremely hard to draw in all the surrounds with the shading, etc on a polished car.
Took the words right outta my mouth

Is anyone able to make a render? (colour) of one of these pics for me please? if any of you have time .
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Re: Chrome request - ***Have lots of shiny pics***

The cars are rarely plated. That would be extremely expensive and very difficult. Often times they are actually painted chrome. There is a chrome paint (I forgot what brand) that looks like real chrome after clear. I've seen several cars "chromed" this way.
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