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SS8_Gohan

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hey guys/gals,

thought i'd post this in this section. Cos i'm quite proud a few little things i did, here's what i reckon the back of the V35's should look like...

R35_GT-T.jpg

EDIT: here's the original pic for comparison...

g35-rear.jpg

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I tried to keep the relections and shadows of the trees going on the right hand side lights. So it wasn't like i was just colouring in around it. And i did a very little bit of reflection on the left.

I also tried to continue the bootlid/corner light grey colour, around the top of the lights, going. So it sort of blended in with the shape and flow of the car more. I also did a little bit of brush work right on the edges of the lights, to keep the round shape of the sides going. I think i might need to finely outline the lights in black, make them look like they are set into the car. What do u guys think?

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mmmmm, i like that ... combine ur's ryan and mine, be quite good :D Definitely better bootlid line. Now just need to get rid of the red plasitc surrounds, and then leave the afterburners.

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ok, finally got around to it, ryan's bootlid line and my afterburners, i guess this is what we would like the new skyline to look like.... well, the best from what we have to work with, thanks nissan :D

final_R34_GT-T.jpg

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and to all those who how? check my second post :D and i just used the brush tool, changing the size of it, and using the eyedropper to keep the same tones of grey.

the bottom of the boot, the dark bit. i cut a bit from one end and copy/paste and flipped horizontally, and then rotated to fit. reverse lights were just cut and paste, then fix up the area where they have been left.

still a pretty dodgy job, but u get the idea.

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