3 year comeback chop: Mercedes A-Class WIP
Some of the oldies will remember me here, used to known as BCS/used to help around the Admin Team here at Autemo. But we all get older, things in life need done and photoshopping had to be shoved to the side. Now that I have more free time, and try to keep constantly busy, I have decided to come back into it. Lost a lot of my skill, but not all of it. Seen the WTB image, well one off them, and it motivated me to start.
Being the Mercedes A-Class, such a horrible car, but that's my opinion. My main goal was to create a 3 door out of the car, but you know the addiction with photoshop, I decided to do more. Here are some WIP photos. Please Note: Their all resized to 800x bar one, the last photo of the latest up to date work, their is a link for the HIGH RES (working on 2500x)
Original:
WIP 1:
**This is where the 3-door conversion begone. Moving the front door back so it's longer. Blacked out the windows so I could work on brush work for pillars and windows itself etc. Lowered the car a good bit. Blacked out the wheels. Black splitter/black sideskirt (part of it)**
WIP 2:
**Door is successfully moved back, just need to brush paint and reflections aswell as door lines from the rear and front too. Found two sets of rims, don't know which ones I liked. After working on the car more, I scrapped the idea of BBS wheels because the goal I was wanting to achieve, the BBS will ruin them. I also made the front bumper vents slightly bigger to fill out more of the bumper.**
WIP 3:
**3 door conversion is completely done - all paintwork and reflections brushed aswell as new doorlines/shutlines brushed. Plastics bits and b pillar are full brush aswell as both side windows. Used the new wheels and made them black, with widened tyres and a stanced poke from the rear.**
HIGH RES: http://imageshack.us/a/img513/3126/dr8i.jpg
I have started to work more onto WIP 4 (soon to be posted) and I have been fixing a lot of errors that appear to be on WIP 3 aswell as add new modifications and a lot of brush work. Hope you enjoy so far, and thanks for looking
Being the Mercedes A-Class, such a horrible car, but that's my opinion. My main goal was to create a 3 door out of the car, but you know the addiction with photoshop, I decided to do more. Here are some WIP photos. Please Note: Their all resized to 800x bar one, the last photo of the latest up to date work, their is a link for the HIGH RES (working on 2500x)
Original:
WIP 1:
**This is where the 3-door conversion begone. Moving the front door back so it's longer. Blacked out the windows so I could work on brush work for pillars and windows itself etc. Lowered the car a good bit. Blacked out the wheels. Black splitter/black sideskirt (part of it)**
WIP 2:
**Door is successfully moved back, just need to brush paint and reflections aswell as door lines from the rear and front too. Found two sets of rims, don't know which ones I liked. After working on the car more, I scrapped the idea of BBS wheels because the goal I was wanting to achieve, the BBS will ruin them. I also made the front bumper vents slightly bigger to fill out more of the bumper.**
WIP 3:
**3 door conversion is completely done - all paintwork and reflections brushed aswell as new doorlines/shutlines brushed. Plastics bits and b pillar are full brush aswell as both side windows. Used the new wheels and made them black, with widened tyres and a stanced poke from the rear.**
HIGH RES: http://imageshack.us/a/img513/3126/dr8i.jpg
I have started to work more onto WIP 4 (soon to be posted) and I have been fixing a lot of errors that appear to be on WIP 3 aswell as add new modifications and a lot of brush work. Hope you enjoy so far, and thanks for looking
It's worse on the HR hahaha! Anyway we get the main idea and it's effective, it just needs a bit more work on smaller details that needs to be cleaner near the windows! And the wheels seems off angle too. The rear one is clearly off, the front wheel is almost fine, it's just the axis that is wrong, it needs to be turned a bit clockwise because it gives the impression of having positive camber. Keep it up, happy to see you back here 