Green Toaster's Car Sketches
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nice u might want to add some of that on the front and back too
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@unknownuser said:
u might want to add some of that on the front and back too
. . . tossed on some headlights . . .
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. . . I just had to try something different . . . which illustrates clearly that different does not always equal aesthetically pleasing . . .
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he he that looks like that chevy truck thats almost always seen in yellow i don't know its name but it kinda looks like a fish
This one -->
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The guys at GM should remove their blindfolds before approving a design. What were they thinking? Didn't finish rehab?
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Personally i think the entire concept of a convertible truck is pretty flawed
They should produce more of your designs brad 
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Thank you Remus.
In my opinion, a good, complete design involves being able to see the car from any angle while still maintaining visual interest. At best, I usually only get halfway there . . . okay, maybe only 25% . . . but, I'm all about having fun, which is why I continue . . .
Happy Sketching,
Brad
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I love to hear that people are having fun with SketchUp! I look at it the same way!! If you can't make something fun, why do it?
That's why SketchUp was designed the way it is!Cheers Brad!!
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I guess it's like when you go fishing - sometimes you get a fish, other times you're just out there, enjoying nature. This one is no catch . . . someone should write a ruby script that allows you to pick an icon that looks like a demolition switch - when selected, you see your model destroyed while hearing the sound of broken glass . . . I'd use that option for this model if it was available . . . (ha) . . .
Happy Sketching,
Brad
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I don't remember ever doing a hearse . . . not sure this would be a popular color with hearses . . . maybe for a festive funeral . . . if there ever was such a thing . . . I better change the color . . .
Happy Sketching,
Brad
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he he nice minivan hatchback thingy
well i like the way the back part of the window is. Keep doin good work -
Hi Brad, love this thread, mate!!!
I am always curious about modeling cars and thought I might like to try and do a couple of cars lcoal to Australia that i have not found for download.....
Any tips on where to start?
Cheers,
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Andrew, if you're talking about "how do I create cars," then I posted some video tutorials here:
http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=9079
Maybe that will help - hope so - good luck, have fun.
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At the approval of Brad, this topic has been moved to the Gallery where it is better suited.
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. . . was listening to Metallica when this little car popped into my head . . .
@unknownuser said:
. . . this topic has been moved to the Gallery where it is better suited.
Didn't this thread start out in the Gallery forum, then it got moved to the Tutorials forum, & now it's back? I say move it to the Dumpster forum and let's start all over again. I'm just now getting quasi-comfy with this stuff.
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. . . just playin' . . .
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. . . really didn't like the rear window . . . so, blah, blah, blah . . . still on vacation . . . still having fun - is that obvious?
This is a car I'd like to drive - gimmie oh, I dunno, maybe 520 hp, 6 speed manual . . . can you dig it . . . ? . . .
. . .Happy Sketching,
Brad
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I keep wondering, regardless of how sophisticated other CAD programs appear to be, do any of them allow such quick exploration of ideas?
Here's another ultra-quick sketch, just a generic form study wo/any details.
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