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General => General discussion => Topic started by: Sam on 04 May 2010, 21:54
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i have been rusting a bonnet and photopooped it onto my car... yay or nae?
(http://i660.photobucket.com/albums/uu324/caistor_bmx/Withbonnetcopy.jpg)
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Slam it, stretch it, then yes :wink: :wink: :wink:
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Slam it, stretch it, then yes :wink: :wink: :wink:
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You need to Beach it :)
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ha ha, i am looking for some dishes so its got a bit more stance but cant go any lower in rural lincolnshire, most roads are only just off off road courses.
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no, looks lame.
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no, looks lame.
agreed u have a nice car why do that?
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dunno, just thought it looked a little different. Thinking that making it look a little ratty would go nicely with the power shes got
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i think its a really nice looking car as it is mate but it really up to you. it would make it defonatly unique! but i think it would look better with a standard bonet :) IMO :)
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looks f**king sh!t
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thats so 2008 :sad:
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I wouldn't, but then again I also wouldn't have that bodykit/bumper combo either!
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Nope
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No way :smiley:
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try it for a bit see how quickly you get bored of it, just keep the good 1 :grin:
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Get the stencil plasma/laser cut through, run it for the summer and bay it in november :smiley:
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fad. don't be a fashion victim.
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fad. don't be a fashion victim.
He owns a MK2 :grin:
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I wouldn't, but then again I also wouldn't have that bodykit/bumper combo either!
Im not a fan either but it was on the car when i bought it.. i figured its more important to spend my money fixing a blown engine than a body shop removing bits and bobs.
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Nah in danger of looking too chaved with body kit and rusty bonnet keep it looking clean and tidy IMO
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Get the stencil plasma/laser cut through, run it for the summer and bay it in november :smiley:
This idea I like.
Just a rusted bonnet doesn't need any talent or imagination.
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I do have a plasma cutter... hmmmm
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Get the stencil plasma/laser cut through, run it for the summer and bay it in november :smiley:
This idea I like.
Just a rusted bonnet doesn't need any talent or imagination.
Only needs Rain not talent :grin:
I know some good laser cutting/engraving companies just need the design in an electronic CAD format, Step,iges or Solid works :smiley: (I might be able to help with CAD)
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Get the stencil plasma/laser cut through, run it for the summer and bay it in november :smiley:
This idea I like.
Just a rusted bonnet doesn't need any talent or imagination.
Only needs Rain not talent :grin:
I know some good laser cutting/engraving companies just need the design in an electronic CAD format, Step,iges or Solid works :smiley: (I might be able to help with CAD)
Ha ha dont worry, your talking to a cad monkey. And just for you bush....
(http://www.draftsperson.net/images/e/e9/Fischer_Price_CAD_Monkey.JPG)
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Get the stencil plasma/laser cut through, run it for the summer and bay it in november :smiley:
This idea I like.
Just a rusted bonnet doesn't need any talent or imagination.
Only needs Rain not talent :grin:
I know some good laser cutting/engraving companies just need the design in an electronic CAD format, Step,iges or Solid works :smiley: (I might be able to help with CAD)
Ha ha dont worry, your talking to a cad monkey. And just for you bush....
(http://www.draftsperson.net/images/e/e9/Fischer_Price_CAD_Monkey.JPG)
Thats so funny ive even got the tie on now!, It makes me look like I am an accomplished engineer or "chimp done good"
What software do you use and what for? :smiley:
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I use Auto cad lt for an architectural firm, also trying to get into 3dsmax but we may be dealing with balfour beaty soon, so revit here i come! :grin:
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I use Auto cad lt for an architectural firm, also trying to get into 3dsmax but we may be dealing with balfour beaty soon, so revit here i come! :grin:
Cool stuff, I use Solidworks 2010 for making Medical bits and bobs.
I used Autocad back in the day when a stick man took all day to draw :grin:
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I use Auto cad lt for an architectural firm, also trying to get into 3dsmax but we may be dealing with balfour beaty soon, so revit here i come! :grin:
Cool stuff, I use Solidworks 2010 for making Medical bits and bobs.
I used Autocad back in the day when a stick man took all day to draw :grin:
wicked, i'm only 20 and have no qualifications in it. Just got a job and thrown in at the deep end.
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how about now?
(http://i660.photobucket.com/albums/uu324/caistor_bmx/Withbonnetnwheels.jpg)
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nope still looks sh1t :huh:
just have it sleeper stylee its far more entertaining :cool:
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If i was going sleeper i would take her back to her original outfit, ra's, standard grill ect ect ect
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It does look cool, but everyone in the rat scene has overdone the rusty bonnet thing.
Don't just keep it shiny and smart coz everyone else says so, do something interesting and different with it.
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I like it!! :cool:
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Not a fan of the rusty look. Seems a bit overdone recently.
What's the body kit you've got? Could you remove it?
You've got a nice car, with a very decent engine, seems a shame to ruin the look (IMHO) with a rusty bonnet and that body kit.
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no its all been smoothed :angry: otherwise it would be off!
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deffinatly not. look revolting imo.
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Nah don't like the rust thing, but hwta wheels are they?? Are they BBS or Fox?
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Nah don't like the rust thing, but hwta wheels are they?? Are they BBS or Fox?
borbet t
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The ones in the first pic???
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BBS CH's, i think!? :grin:
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PAint your bonnet, rat look is wank
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run it for a few days and see what you think,
personally i wouldn't. if you have to explain it, its not cool
i'd refit the numberplate in the recess too. clean it up loads more than the bonnet would
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If i move my numberplate then all i have done is sucessfully blocked my intercooler and reduced power? That aint gonna happen any time soon :grin: