Smok'n 56 by KnightWolverine

Bryce • Transportation • posted on Apr 09, 2012

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Just another Manic Monday!.. Greetings To One and All... Been awhile since my last model from my transportation folder got to see some daylight so no better time than the present.....(smiles)... Couldn't put this in the man cave simply because I didn't have enough room for the burnout....lol...Besides all that smoke would take days to clear out and all the rubber particles don't exactly blend with a white floor....lol....so....... Here's what 3 1/2 hours of render time looks like due to the special high density special effects...Though it was a long render the outcome erases the waiting time IMO....(smiles)... So without further delay...Here's one I call Smok'n 56 for your viewing pleasure.... ~Will~ Created in Bryce Pro 7 Post Work in Photoshop Elements 8(Siggy and Headlight Glare) 56 Chevy is from 3darchive.net modified and customized by yours truly.....(smiles)... Have a wonderful day and see you Wednesday!.....Until we meet again!...Tah Tah!!

Comments (80)

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DAVER2112

6:17AM | Tue, 10 April 2012

Man I hate Mondays but that car is totally awesome!! Excellent render. :)

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renecyberdoc

6:44AM | Tue, 10 April 2012

man that car gives huge burps and farts.excellent work terrific effects.

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UteBigSmile

7:22AM | Tue, 10 April 2012

Cool one Will!

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Dim_Reaper

7:25AM | Tue, 10 April 2012

Wonderful. Great how the limited colour pallette really makes the car stand out.

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Maxidyne

8:02AM | Tue, 10 April 2012

WoW! Must have missed this one, i'll have to pop over and pick it up. Excellent image and the smoke and lights-on look fantastic. Well done mate :)

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flavia49

8:47AM | Tue, 10 April 2012

fabulous picture

KnightWolverine

9:03AM | Tue, 10 April 2012

It has been brought to my attention by(Don90pre)that this is not a 1956 Chevy Belair and that it is a 1955....Just for the record and to clarify a few things....Your half correct on your assessment...It does have a 55 front clip(didn't sneak it by evidently ...lol..)but the rest is 1956...Reason I decided to entitle it a 56 and not 55 was that it is mostly a 56 and I really never cared for the 55 front clip simply because the 56 has more artistic flow with the rest of the body and I didn't think anyone would notice... read on...... Distinguishing a 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air from a 1956 might seem an impossible task at first glance. Both are of the "second generation" Bel Air, produced from 1955 to 1957, and both are classics in the world of cars. Chevrolet introduced a new sleek style in 1955 that included two-tone colors and generous chrome. They both might have the venerable V-8 engine that dominated the car world for many years. However, Chevrolet introduced some differences in 1956 that will allow a careful observer to distinguish the two models. Look at the front of the car. The 1955 has a smaller grill. Chevy enlarged it in 1956 and added square parking lights beneath the headlights. Examine the gas cap. In 1956, Chevy hid the gas cap behind the chrome on the driver's side tail fin. Compare the size of the hood. The 1956 Chevrolet has a longer, flatter hood than the 1955. Study the details. A 1956 Bel Air has a single housing around the taillights, and more chrome around the sides than a 1955. So just for the record.....I appreciate anyone that can spot the differences and always enjoy when someone has a trained eye for detail as I and has the opportunity to challenge anything I create.I stated long ago...I enjoy when anyone looks over my work and is not afraid or worried if my feelings are hurt and decides to throw in their 2 cents so to speak..We are an art community and you can't create successful art or grow as an artist without criticism whether good or bad....So with that said I want to Thank(Don90pre)for his keen eye and ability to point out and give his opinion even though you've been here at Rendo for 2 years and have not uploaded a single piece of art I still respect your opinion... Have a Nice Day!

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