NWS11 Pastrana-Waltrip Fictional

[BillyJack79]

Renders by Tenors. Credit for logos and numbers to SRD, Masgrafx, NNRacing, Brands of the World, and RacinGrafix. Moparman's 2012 Camry/SRD template.

 

[LarryFoyt50]

I really like the scheme.

 

[Devin41]

Oooooo ahhhh! I love it!

 

[Sage]

There's only one thing I think could be improved upon...the boost logo pattern on the rear. I'm guessing that you made it so you could apply it as a pattern? If so, if it was the same size as the ones on the sides I think the design would flow better.

 

[TLmac55]

Amazing car man! Really like that! May I ask where you got the carbon fiber from?

 

[John Gamble]

I really like what you did with the boost logo, real nice car!

 

[SnakePlissken]

I agree with Sage about the sizing of the rear logo pattern. I think the car looks great, but the #s look a little flat and by that I mean that they need a little more uumph to compliment the rest of the car. I know it's because of the render, but the roof #s sort of have the effect I'm talking about.
I hope this makes sense as to what I'm trying to convey.

 

[SAL]

That looks great!! Like it better than their current scheme! Nice job!!

 

[BillyJack79]

Thanks for the comments, guys. I agree with some of the the alterations you've suggested, and will fine tune this one before it's put up.

May I ask where you got the carbon fiber from?

Carbon fiber pic from Google, used as a pattern in CS5

I agree with Sage about the sizing of the rear logo pattern. I think the car looks great, but the #s look a little flat and by that I mean that they need a little more uumph to compliment the rest of the car.

What I ran into with the Boost logos, and the carbon fiber for that matter, is the sizing difference on different parts of the car. The carbon fiber on the nose had to be flipped, resized, and skewed to line to the hood. Need to do a little of the same to the back. Gonna tinker with the number a little too...