I did this for a pointless contest on another forum page... we had to edit a Smart Car, here's the original....




And here's my version, I needed a better background so I just used a wallpaper from some website.....



List of mods include:
*00+ black Celica projector headlights, turned blue
*Carbon fiber hood
*Hood pins with cords
*Chrome grill
*Grill mesh
*Blue foglights
*M3 side mirrors with blue blinkers
*Z3 vents
*Intercooler
*Nitrous purge
*Konig Unknown rims
*Euro taillights
*Smoothed out body lines
*Shaved door handles
*Shaved hood emblem
*Removed gas tank door
*Tinted windows, aside from windshield
*Sub Zero license plate
*Futuristic "heads up" gauges, (notice the gauges? )
*Interior pillars and gauge pod brims painted blue
*Lowered
*2-tone paint job with white line seperated
*Various decals

not bad dude. keep it up

im down with it!



http://www.cardomain.com/ride/819414

I dont really know anything about those smart cars, but arn't they all electric? If so what good would NoS do ya? lol Unless they are those hybrid gas/electric thingys then ya... either way Still looks nice, better than anything i could do

shawn brynelson wrote:I dont really know anything about those smart cars, but arn't they all electric? If so what good would NoS do ya? lol Unless they are those hybrid gas/electric thingys then ya... either way Still looks nice, better than anything i could do

Either a 799 cc three-cylinder turbocharged diesel engine, generating 40.2 horsepower at 4200 rpm, and 73.8 lb/ft of torque between 1800 and 2800 rpm.

or a 180 hp engine from a Suzuki GSXR1000

http://www.treehugger.com/files/2005/09/motorcycle_engi.php

Nice chop, BTW

Thanks, I like your background in your sig, i like how the trees overlap it like it's in another world, how'd you do that?

I forgot what my sig looked like (I have sigs turned off since I browse JBO at work)

This is a rough step-by-step as to what I did... the actual one I did is a bit cleaner

I took this picture back in February:



Overlayed this fractal:



Lastly, I used the "difference" filter after cutting out the parts covering the car (I left the rear window covered intentionally).:

Ah, I'll have to try it to see if I get it or not.

nice attention to detail

sweet chop!

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