graphics 201 step by step
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here is alink to the step by step i did on an old t-bucket body. i put it on the spi forum and i am not about to write that thing all over again here so you guys just have to visit.
http://spi.forumup.org/viewtopic.php?p=32905&mforum=spi#32905
thats a sweet looking job jim. The first time I frenched in a light I sprayed colbolt candy over it. Looked nice except for the fact you couldn’t see the light when it was on :blush:
That is amazing! Love the thread. It’s interesting to see how something like that comes together.
WOW!
WOW!What a job very nice! how long did it take to do that?
very very nice B) how much time did ya have in that thing??
Looks nice.
Preety wild paint scheme, yet fitting for a T-bucket. :cheer:
thanks guys. time you ask??? hmmm. you know i try to not keep track because if i did i would probably be sick. actually it went pretty quick. we can breeze through paintwork like that around here. now if i had to do all the bodywork, thats when it drags on and on. if i had to guess 2.5weeks i guess. 80-100hours. the airbrushing the skulls and stuff is what really took the longest especially the mural on the trunk lid. if i left that stuff out of there could have done it in 40-50.
Sick as usual brother.. Foose does not have anything on you Jim :pcorn:
Now If the owner can do that Paint some justice with the rest of the car It will be in a Magazine for sure!
Nice frame and interior lots of Chrome and a Blown 392 Hemi :exci
That is Nucking Futz!
Nice job.
Dumbstruck…. :ohmy:
:clappy wow thats perddy :clappy
thanks everyone
Yep thats sick, very good detail. Your a talented man foe sure!!
Jim, your work is amazing!!! thanks for spending the time to put the thread together.
I always enjoy seeing your work. :cheer: :cheer: :cheer:
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