My 4GS Widebody Rendering
11-15-11, 09:55 AM
#1
My 4GS Widebody Rendering
Hey guys,
I wanted to share with you something I threw together in Photoshop on my spare time.
The kit is a combination of my own airbrushing and some bits from the current IS-F. I know this style is not for everyone, but I was shooting for something like what TRD did with the MKIV Supra with their TRD widebody kit. I also threw on some Meisters and Professor wheels on it, because they are among my favorite.
What do you guys think?
Base model GS:
Widebody GS Version 1 (With Work Meister S1 wheels):
Widebody GS Version 2 (With SSR Professor SP1 wheels):
UPDATE:
Vossen CV3 Wheels:
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Vossen CV1 Wheels:
I wanted to share with you something I threw together in Photoshop on my spare time.
The kit is a combination of my own airbrushing and some bits from the current IS-F. I know this style is not for everyone, but I was shooting for something like what TRD did with the MKIV Supra with their TRD widebody kit. I also threw on some Meisters and Professor wheels on it, because they are among my favorite.
What do you guys think?
Base model GS:
Widebody GS Version 1 (With Work Meister S1 wheels):
Widebody GS Version 2 (With SSR Professor SP1 wheels):
UPDATE:
Vossen CV3 Wheels:
[Vossen CV1 Wheels:
Last edited by 97-SC300; 11-15-11 at 04:25 PM.
11-15-11, 12:03 PM
#5
Personal tastes vary but I like it more than the Five Axis version. This one is aggressive but with cleaner lines. I can live without the hood vents and am on the fence on the division in the "fogs" area.
The fender flares are similar to the MB S but I actually like that.
The fender flares are similar to the MB S but I actually like that.
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11-16-11, 12:14 AM
#14
Lexus Connoisseur
Nice renderings!
Just an observation though... the "widebody" reference is a bit misleading as the wheelhouse openings are merely exaggerated with molded wheel flares. The fenders and quarter panels aren't wider than the rest of the body as a true widebody vehicle should.
Just an observation though... the "widebody" reference is a bit misleading as the wheelhouse openings are merely exaggerated with molded wheel flares. The fenders and quarter panels aren't wider than the rest of the body as a true widebody vehicle should.
