The photo's i got are sum on this forum like the base car. Anyways here are they


u can close this thread if u want .

hrrhmmm... Wrofee's chop?


If you steal we will know... it's pretty obvious.

I guess because you're a newbie you probably don't know the rules properly and you might not have even known it was a chop, but stealing is BAD!

What do u mean? do i make the stuff? like the body kit and stuff the rims?

yeah pretty much.. The "donor" you took the body parts from ie: the rims, bodykit etc was from another chop which is a big nono. Imagine picassi copy and pasting the mona lisa's nose onto his work. It's alright to take bodyparts from photographs, or to brush your own though.

I mean that; the body-kit you used was off someone else's chop... which they probably spent a lot of time brushing, designing, etc. Same with the rims.

You just c&p'ed it onto your chop without any credit to them - so you took all of the credit of that kit (this is stealing). You may well not have known that the yellow skyline was a chop as it's a quite realistic looking one and you seem to be quite new to this chopping industry. You may not have intentionally done this, but just be careful as it's someone elses work that you're taking the credit for

Oh i just typed Nissan skyline on google soz.

it's very important to make sure you dont use virtual modded parts
to be sure just use donors witch are real obviously real
i mean the chop you stole from is very very good and very very high skilled , but it's still very obvious it's a chop..
so just try to watch that is my advice ...
because the second time people wont be mild , also remember a lot (really a lot) of people recognise parts , it's almost impossible to use good chopped part without people not knowing , there is always somebidy who thinks ...... he waight a minute

i can understand if somebody is new it wasnt intentionally , tht why this is my friendly advice

Thx For Telling me, ill try to tell the diff