post a good side view of your car and i'll do this

hey bro would u do mine i post it like twice already

I was bored so I did a few:

Oh Yeah! Thanks, man. I got my very own micro machine!

thanks

what happened to my pic?

<img src="http://www.angrycube.com/~alby13/Pictures_9-23-2004/2.jpg" border="0" alt="" /><br />
<img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v223/renandabomb/alby.jpg" border="0" alt="" />

haha looks wierd. thanks!

That looks good but you should have erased a little bit more on the back wheel to have the bumper lign up better.<br />
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For anyone that wants to do this it is very simple:<br />
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1: Open up your image in photoshop and make a copy of it by selecting the image, copying it, opening a new document and pasting the image. At this point you should have two exact images open.<br />
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2: on the first image go to Image -&gt; Image size. Within the Image size window make sure that the Constraim Proportion is unchecked. Go the the Width size and select Percent from the right. Now reduce the width to 50%. Some images are weird and you may have to do 45% or even 40%.<br />
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At this pint your call will be completey shrunk in width.<br />
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3: now go to the copied image and select the eiliptical select tool. Select around each wheel and copy it on your shrunked image. Make sure the copy creates a layer. You will do this once for each wheel. Each wheel will need to reside on its on layer. Once copied you can position the wheel where it looks best.<br />
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4: Select the Erase tool and make sure it is selected with the brush option. You can select a brush of around 10 pixels. Now make sure that you are on one of the wheel layers and start to erase around the wheel deleting parts that do not match up until it blends in. Do the same thing for the other wheel by going to the second wheel layer. Once you have erased around the wheel the wheels should blend in seamlessly. You may have to move the wheel layer a little more to make it match up better.<br />
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5: once you are satisifed you can use the Save For web option to save a JPG image, or the file -&gt; save as JPG.<br />
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6: you should now have a micro race car of your very own! I do this on Photoshop 7, but it should be the same on other versions of photoshop. Better to have a side shot of your car since the angle shots are a pain to do and require a lot more work.<br />
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GL<br />
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why didn't you do it jk!

i did mine different than you, i used the transform (control+t) to change the image size, it works just the same, yours is somewhat easier tho, heres my second attempt... what do you think? looks good IMO

I like that! I think it would be the perfect car for Minnie ME!

And Prodigy I didn't see Alby's picture until later, and by then TRD had already done it. I was just giving some constructive criticism.

lol why is this so fascinating?

thanks!

<img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v386/Darkness710/DCP_0006.jpg" border="0" alt="" />

lol someone needs to build a real life 2 seater version of these. you can park it anywhere.

I tried my best for yours Darkness, but I think i did fairly well for yours Prodigy:

here's mine
http://shane.syntesis.org/rims3.jpg
thanks

i tried.. :

the sideway shots are hard! here is my try:

thanks!

wow thanks! i'll get a better pic soon. i don't like that ding in my car back then lol. and it was still a 4x4.

<img src="http://www.wideopenwest.com/~christianbski/DSC00050.JPG" border="0" alt="" /><br />
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now if u could do my girlfriend, ha j/k

here you go:

How cute! Can you do mine please?

thanks james!

it's not really a true side view, but can you work with it anway?