DeluxeStang
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Good use of the toilet emoji "The best art is created as we release our inner demon" - MichaelangeloIn that case, get ready for because_murica's fantastic attempt at f****ing up a great render![]()
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Good use of the toilet emoji "The best art is created as we release our inner demon" - MichaelangeloIn that case, get ready for because_murica's fantastic attempt at f****ing up a great render![]()
Like flying an aircraft just using IFR (Instrument Flight Rules) at night.LOL. Anyone can make it work in 2D, hell, I Photoshop for a living, it’s the 3-D environment that I’ll trip you up every time
The crease is fine, but I think the tri bats need to be a bit thicker, like the 70 and 71Here's some eye candy (for some) of a totally speculative, not at all based in reality rear end treatment. Just because.
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Thanks for the input, Jem. You’re right, I need to model the bevel at the base of the tail lights. Any suggestion as to how high off the flat part it comes? 1/4 inch? One inch? I’ll try to integrate these suggestions into what I’ve been working on.If i would to have a guess on the rear.. I would suggest the tail lights wouldn't extend so far down to the lower edge of the panel.
The cut line i would think is likely about 2/3 up from centre.. And if you model the lamp surround / enclosure it might be more accurate
You have been creating amazing work. Great to see our ideas come to life.
Do you think the backup lamp will be in the same place as the S550's?Thanks for the input, Jem. You’re right, I need to model the bevel at the base of the tail lights. Any suggestion as to how high off the flat part it comes? 1/4 inch? One inch? I’ll try to integrate these suggestions into what I’ve been working on.
While Looking at camo rear shots it seems to me that the top of the tail light surround is flatter than the outgoing model. Does that seem right to you? I’ve been doing all kinds of inadvisable wild speculation on this rear end.
Here's some eye candy (for some) of a totally speculative, not at all based in reality rear end treatment. Just because.
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You have just enough room (in your modeling) for a built-in spoiler like the 1969 Mach 1Here's some eye candy (for some) of a totally speculative, not at all based in reality rear end treatment. Just because.
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I really like the acrylic cover over the headlights.Back on topic.
I reuploaded it with the proper watermarks.
WHo cares about launching a car, you only start a race once. How a car accelerates while at speed (ie: 60-120mph) matters more, than stop light performance.Well, that's the point. The Mustang does not have dual clutch transmission and the A10 is rather boring. A Mustang is a driver’s car and I would always go for the MT. However, just look at real world data and one can see that a manual S550 almost never launches that fast. 5 seconds and above under regular conditions are the norm.
Again, I'm not shitting on the Mustang, it has an incredible performance per $ ratio and I really like the S550. It's just not a super fast sports car and to me it doesn't have to. A fast GT is what a Mustang should be and I think the S650 will deliver on that.
It has ben stated several times that the S650 WILL NOT be based on CD6 but rather an upgraded DC2. Hence no easy AWD option and maybe they do struggle to fit in batteries and such for a hybrid...Appreciate the renderings and ideas. Thank You.
I've begun studying the differences between the S550 and the CD6 platforms.
I can understand why Ford would want to move to the CD6 and am starting to read up on this physical aspects of this platform.
How, if at all, do you think the CD6 will impact the overall shape of the S650? Would it cause it to become bigger? Wider? Taller? Wheelbase? Limit designers in a particular area? Limit design of body parts or interior shapes at all?
Thanks.