Chevrolet BelAir Nomad Concept
Chevrolet BelAir Nomad Concept
Chevrolet BelAir Nomad Concept by infurno
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357 on May 6, 2006, 10:19:49 PM
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That bumper looks awesome!! I also like how it continues to the sides. This coulbe little more round, but I couldn´t have done this better myself, so I don´t complain!
Deathelf on April 23, 2006, 3:09:38 AM
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jira on April 14, 2006, 1:41:47 PM
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zakuman on April 14, 2006, 6:15:15 AM
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Well bodystyling... like everything tends to cycle. But I don't know if I ever want to see the squareness of the lates 70's-80's come back. But that could just be the style of your cg work. Worked excellent for the trucks, cause they can be square and rugged. But cars need to be a tad more streamlined.
Now some aspects of this do look better then a magnum. But it's a very tough car to design. Cause essentially it's a station wagon beefed up. And I'm thinking I'd want the late 50's one, versus your retro styling. But the crome work and that grill are sweet. I'd like to see the housing around those light be a little more curved though. I think with a little tweak of the lights, this would be something. Sad to just say that. But lights are an extremely important factor in design.... to me anyway.
But keep up the work on these concepts, they are nifty. And relatively believable.
Now some aspects of this do look better then a magnum. But it's a very tough car to design. Cause essentially it's a station wagon beefed up. And I'm thinking I'd want the late 50's one, versus your retro styling. But the crome work and that grill are sweet. I'd like to see the housing around those light be a little more curved though. I think with a little tweak of the lights, this would be something. Sad to just say that. But lights are an extremely important factor in design.... to me anyway.
But keep up the work on these concepts, they are nifty. And relatively believable.
Amadeus on April 13, 2006, 2:48:25 PM
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