illu's Alfa Romeo

[illusionest]

yes! it's finished!

Stage 1 - simple modifications
Stage 2 - no, it's not after a street race, it's being prepared for airbrush work
Stage 3 - finished!

original
http://ps-garage.com/gallery/albums/illusionest/alfa_romeo_resize_small.jpg

stage 1
http://ps-garage.com/gallery/albums/illusionest/alfa_romeo_resize_stage_1.jpg

stage 2
http://ps-garage.com/gallery/albums/illusionest/alfa_romeo_resize_stage_2.jpg

stage 3 - finished
http://ps-garage.com/gallery/albums/illusionest/alfa_romeo_resize_stage_3.jpg

[chopperkidd44]

Nicely done but the wheels dont match. the lip on the rear is chrome but not on the front. both are hammann wheels i can tell though. :P

[illusionest]

i did that on purpose, its very obvious. :)
you're not the first one, everybody thought that was a mistake, hah

[erric1234]

i like it like that

[chopperkidd44]

ok. lol. Looks killler! i wish i could brush that well

[nordic man]

nice
processes are good and different colored lips are nice
on finished version bumpers edges are maybe too sharp otherwise it is near perfect

[Tony Riley]

I'm going to be bold and say it.

Stage 1 is best.

I really don't like the extras of the final version. They are too angular,
and don't really add any sort of class or looks to the car - at least for
me. More isn't always better, and in this case it isn't. The carbon pillars
can be left out. I also don't care for the little canard addition for the rear
bumper. It looks like black construction paper glued to the bottom of
the rear bumper. The use of the different hamann lipped wheels is
interesting, but I am going to have to say that I like the front wheel even
more than the chrome lipped rear.

The chop is brushed pretty well, but less angular additions would be better.
As said pretty decent work on the 1st stage. I know working with these
kinds of busy reflections is a pain, but you did well.

TR