Chevrolet Styleline 1952 III by NURMer
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Another view of the Chevy 52.
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Comments (15)
ISSE
Super oto,excellent done
wtsmith
Nice model realistic
DEITRIX
Very real..! Thumbs ^
amanda_a42
she's so GORGEOUS, Bravo!!! by the way, you might consider adding a bit of a background - nothing to flashy in order to keep the focus on tha car but still something.
NURMer
Thank you all! A bit of a background -- you are so right. The problem with me is that i have so little time to do the cars that the moment i finish one i am eager to do another..
TheVelvetFoxx
Bravo! That paint job is to die for. Excellent!
graphicnovel
sweeeet!!!!
FastForward
Simply splendid !
Syrup
Beautiful lines ....Sweet!!!
picpoc
good job. love it ;)
EzHitman
can i say something Bravo.........i am modeling or tryting to....and know the concept.....but Can you model characters.i like to see you try
NURMer
Thanks again. I simply suck at organic modeling!
cenkkara
exellent work.
kenmo
My Dad owned a 1953 Chevy Bel Air when I was growing up....
tallpindo
I like the headlights, the chrome and the paint. The glass is well represented. My own place is where the Fleetline and Styline bumped the Bloodline. SAC used to have some pickups in their Security Serivce that made a very special dragdown from the worn gears and steel synchros as they approached an intruder near the fence. In 1952 my parents owned a Plymouth. I do know from later views that the very wide gas pedal in a 1953 does not move very far from idle to WOT. The engine does not really make much more noise either. Do you wear loafers or lace shoes when you do these? A sweater or a suit? On carpet or on a hard floor? "Tooth" is important with paper. With digital we are not very conversant yet.