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Great!Thanks!

great idea

no bases for the 1970 skylines

Do you have to use a car he has driven in the movies like a evo with the stickers or can it be a random evo? (same type ofcourse)

greetz Kevin

Same question here!

(leuk dat jij ook meedoet Kevin je kent me toch wel he...)

You CAN use the KP skyline that he drove in Fast Five if you want, as well as any other car he has driven, but its because he didn't drive the car so much I didnt feel it was associated to his character that much.

if you even want, you can chop the F150 he used in the original FnF



Ideally, you should use the evo with stickers, because they were from the film so people will know it was from the FnF movies.

So I would use an image from the movie with the stickers and chop it (new wheels/ background/ bodykit) but it should still resemble the car from the movie because it is a tribute chop.

why not chop it the way we think he'd tune it? otherwise we're just copying real cars which imho is lazy and kinda cheating as well? and to be honest I'd really not see him tune the R34 like they did in 2 Fast 2 Furious (just an example)

but there are loads of cars to choose from, a charger (used to flip the bus to bust free Dom), 96 civic coupe, '70 skyline from fast five, r34 gt-r, gt-r, evo, camaro yenko (2 fast 2 furious, with the ejection seat), the red F150, eclipse, bmw m5, charger (fast five, with the vault), mk1 escort,..
what car did he drive in the runway sequence in fast six?

Its totally up to you, this is a tribute chop so there is no right or wrong.

if you think chopping those other cars with new mods to suit the theme that is fine. But i just feel that it doesnt represent Paul walker's character so well because the chop wont look like anything he drove in the movies meaning that when people see the chop they wont recognize it.