"Rookie-Touring" '69 Dart
No physical new updates yet. Viper suspension, frame sections, seats, anti-lock brake system, and some other goodies on the way. I also had my rendering reworked and it was just finished. I was looking at possibly doing a wide-body mod on the quarters and fenders so I could stuff an entire Viper chassis under the body. We looked at it a lot of different ways and realized that the lines on the Dart just don't look right as a wide body so we opted not to go that route. We ended up reworking the hood a bit, moved the driving lights to the bumper, changed the stripe (when I get closer I'll need Challenger Gary to work up a stencil for me), gave the project a name and made a few other small changes. Below is the revised rendering and the new blueprint for the project, which has now been named the "Scud". If you play darts at all you are probably familiar with the term. If not, look it up. I'm really pumped about the direction the project is taking and can't wait to get back on it. Like I said, I have a lot of parts on the way along with a plasma cutter, and new Millermatic 211 so I plan to have a whole lot of fun this winter.
The rendering was done by Shawn Mascoll, of Mascoll Designs (www.mascolldesigns.com). He does all his stuff in digital 3D and has done a couple other Darts which I'll post in another thread. Really cool stuff. I would strongly encourage y'all to pick up some wall art of your ride and you can swing it.
No physical new updates yet. Viper suspension, frame sections, seats, anti-lock brake system, and some other goodies on the way. I also had my rendering reworked and it was just finished. I was looking at possibly doing a wide-body mod on the quarters and fenders so I could stuff an entire Viper chassis under the body. We looked at it a lot of different ways and realized that the lines on the Dart just don't look right as a wide body so we opted not to go that route. We ended up reworking the hood a bit, moved the driving lights to the bumper, changed the stripe (when I get closer I'll need Challenger Gary to work up a stencil for me), gave the project a name and made a few other small changes. Below is the revised rendering and the new blueprint for the project, which has now been named the "Scud". If you play darts at all you are probably familiar with the term. If not, look it up. I'm really pumped about the direction the project is taking and can't wait to get back on it. Like I said, I have a lot of parts on the way along with a plasma cutter, and new Millermatic 211 so I plan to have a whole lot of fun this winter.
The rendering was done by Shawn Mascoll, of Mascoll Designs (www.mascolldesigns.com). He does all his stuff in digital 3D and has done a couple other Darts which I'll post in another thread. Really cool stuff. I would strongly encourage y'all to pick up some wall art of your ride and you can swing it.