Photoshop customs
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I too love the “block of soap” styling of late 30s early 40s. The 812 Cord introduced it and the Sixty Special and​ Continental epitomised that design ethos.
Came across this nice photo of an Australian Sloper mild Custom.
Could not resist doing a quick Photoshopped version of it.
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Wish I knew someone who has one of these very cool cars Tony. Maybe we both need a few working bees.
Tinwolf, your version of the Lincoln looks like a big cat getting ready to pounce on its prey – very nice!
I love the look of that side trim on the ’56 Dave… And that roofline is so nice on those four doors. Inspiring.
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Thanks, Rik. I love that roofline, too. They used to sell cheap because they were 4 doors, but not anymore.
I actually did a chopped version, but threw it away as it spoiled the balance of the car. Sometimes Detroit got it right!
I dig those Australian slopers, but the roof seems to bend from the B pillar back, making the B pillar look like a tent pole pushing the roof skin up. I wonder how hard it would be to chop one in real life and remedy that situation? I think they cool get away without a chop…nice illustration, Rik
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King KustomsI have to agree with you on the sloper Rob… And I already reshape the drip rail over the B-Pillar slightly on that one.
I think shaving the drip rail and rounding the door top corner will already improve the chop a lot, and possibly reshaped the rear quarter window a bit more…
Perhaps another time. Still limited in my Photoshop use at the moment.
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