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These spear decals will look incredible, I think moreso on the Terra.
Looks good on legends. Let’s see them mocked up on the new. I love the old graphics but still not sure on the new. I was so set on graphics but now I’m second guessing having seen it in person
Thoughts....?
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I gave it a try.... not sure why it pixelated in the rear .... Looks a little too glossy... should be a single stage paint vs the modern clear coat over color coat.... If they make it I'll buy it. Keep the colors fun, that was a great aspect of the cars from the 60s and 70s.
My dad had a Scout II when I was a kid (it was a light blue), then he had (we still have it) a scout II pickup, and my brother bought a pickup from the International Commercial Truck dealer that was a parts runner that was clapped out as his first car. We got a lot of family history with Scouts.
My dad had a Scout II when I was a kid (it was a light blue), then he had (we still have it) a scout II pickup, and my brother bought a pickup from the International Commercial Truck dealer that was a parts runner that was clapped out as his first car. We got a lot of family history with Scouts.
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Love it, but I didn't phrase my question well enough I guess. I wanted to see the truck in orange.
Could you photoshop a white roof and panel behind rear side window like you did with the black on the sand color? On the orange, green and blue versions
Here is what I have time for this morning, enjoy:
Even if Scout wasnt to get involved with masking off the rear pillar on the production line a vinyl wrap of this area would be a simple matter. As I was doing the photoshop I did not like the look, even though it was my preference in a perfect world. Now looking at completed I will probably have to make this change on my Traveller
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That is looking buttery... Love it.
I know a bunch of R1S owners did the same thing with their rear pillars (with vinyl), and it really did look better than factory That thing is a sexy beast and it pops the waist of the truck... I just hope there is enough glass in these. The belt line is a bit high and tight, but proportionally it is large, so maybe there is plenty of glass. I like sitting in a fishbowl to take in all the sights, not a can of tuna.
I know a bunch of R1S owners did the same thing with their rear pillars (with vinyl), and it really did look better than factory That thing is a sexy beast and it pops the waist of the truck... I just hope there is enough glass in these. The belt line is a bit high and tight, but proportionally it is large, so maybe there is plenty of glass. I like sitting in a fishbowl to take in all the sights, not a can of tuna.
I think the hight of the belt line is driven by Washington regulations. I would not hold your breath for more glass.
This needs to have a white top option.Add some heritage style graphics to this render pleaseView attachment 3194
Bare with my photoshop skills. Learning as I go.
