2015 Auto3000 cars
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Milan655- Legend
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Re: 2015 Auto3000 cars
Can never go wrong with a Momo car.
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Milan655- Legend
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Re: 2015 Auto3000 cars
thanks milan for the cars the black and red contrast works really good
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Milan655- Legend
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Re: 2015 Auto3000 cars
Leaving the logo I made for F5 on there? Nice.
The trick to painting on the Indycar 1.1 body is that you have to use space well. Logos that are short but wide (like the AriZona logo on the sidepod of the 7 car) work very well on the sidepods, whereas logos that are tall and narrow (like the eCola one on the 12 car) look awkward usually.
My personal favorites are the 3 and the 15. What I also have noticed from painting on this model is that if you know how to make use of the space you have, it doesn't look bad or cluttered -- no matter how many logos there are on the car. You clearly grasp the concept of making logos wider the further up the nose you go and how nice those can look.
I sent this as an example car to Snake to illustrate my point. Feel free to stick this in carviewer. Just don't steal my helmet design or I will throw a hissy fit for 10 whole seconds (this is one of my league cars)
IMO a really good car always has a place for your eyes to rest on.
The trick to painting on the Indycar 1.1 body is that you have to use space well. Logos that are short but wide (like the AriZona logo on the sidepod of the 7 car) work very well on the sidepods, whereas logos that are tall and narrow (like the eCola one on the 12 car) look awkward usually.
My personal favorites are the 3 and the 15. What I also have noticed from painting on this model is that if you know how to make use of the space you have, it doesn't look bad or cluttered -- no matter how many logos there are on the car. You clearly grasp the concept of making logos wider the further up the nose you go and how nice those can look.
I sent this as an example car to Snake to illustrate my point. Feel free to stick this in carviewer. Just don't steal my helmet design or I will throw a hissy fit for 10 whole seconds (this is one of my league cars)
IMO a really good car always has a place for your eyes to rest on.
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Re: 2015 Auto3000 cars
Thanks for the help Cy, will try and sort out the current painted cars with your advice
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Milan655- Legend
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Re: 2015 Auto3000 cars
Thanks! The Mackintosh cars look great
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Re: 2015 Auto3000 cars
The #57 looks great, I love the red-to-yellow ratio and the logo placement! Thanks for painting it!
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